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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08
Ochroniouy. cd okrutnej
SnlierCi.

Jak wielk,e niybezpieczehstwo W
jego familil zostafo usuniete opo-
wladaf A. D. Mcdonald Z Fayett@-
vile, N. e., X. +. D. No. 8
,,Moja siostra ma suchoty" pisze
on, byla ona bardzo chuda lsblada,
ME mia}a apetytu l zdawa}a sig
robi6 coraz slabsze kazdego dnia;
gdy wszystkie .lekarstwa ME poma.
galy, spr6bowano ORA Klng'a New
Discovery, cola tax kompletnie
wyleezyio, L. odtad kaszel wiecej
jej napadas. lest to najlepsze lee
karstwo 0 jaklem nlgdy ME wie.-
.dziatem ani,s}yszaiem." Ma kasze1,s
.ariebienie, grype,. astme, krup,,.
krwiotok, wszystkte choroby k,ta.:
ni,niema mu l6wnego, SOC, Sl.oo.
Bntelki ma probe darmo. Gwaran~
toiwane " zptece NJ. J. Kowalew>
sHego.
MI ~ -~- NE-rs 70 N. sep. II @[ -rEF
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08
Severy Pigufki ma WatrO-

Severy Pigufki ma Watr0-
be
powlnny znajdowac sig W kazdej
domcwej apteczce. Jak 6wiad6za
osoby wlarogodne P1GUkK1 te'sa
5ezpieczne, a lecza szybko tr vale
z zatwardzenia, z6fciowosci, b5r
low glcwy, o~ciesa}o6ci 20 jedzeniu
IL innych zaburzeh podobnyeh.
So dobre ola kazdeg,z cz}onk6w
rodziny, Cd najm}cdszego do maj.
starszeg,, ponlewa: dzia'aja fsgo1.
ME i ME powoduja ~6c:sxan'a W 10
1}adku, ajeduak skutek ich jest szy~
bk,. Polesane przez w~szystkich,
kt6rzy ich uzywali. Kupuj je "
aptekaoh. Cena IS c NOV. 80 w.
F.. Severa Co., Cedar Rapids, To-,
VOC 5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08

dzi oslabia, jemu przypadnie
rola posrednika, z kt6rejby
znaczne m6g} odnie66 ko-
rzySci. Rachowa} ma to, re
sic wojna przynajmniej Kill
ka miesiecy pociagnie, a on
wojska swoje
%zgromadzi. Zawi6d} sic o.
.kropnie, DO szcze6cie pos}u-
zv}o Prusom tax dalece, 70
mad wszelkie s~podziewanie
Gala wojna sko6czyla sic W
.kilk.ul d ni1iiiac,h i pok6j zos-.
+%e %:@G$--~R ~ f..
tai zawarty. Najwiecej ME
mia mu by1a potega ] s1awa,
kt6ra Prusy. przez .w,ojne zya-
ka{y, niezno6nem to by}o
ola Napoleona, 10 obok ME-
go Prusy ziedna}y sobie wiel-
ka powage W rzedzie mo-
carstw europejskich. Bez-
czynno5c i n~iepowodzenia
Napoleona zniecheci}y dunn
ny nar6d francuzki; ola tego
tez p~owstawa}y rome spiski
ma zgube niezdolnego cesarza.
Juz cd r. 1866 szuka} Ma
poleon sposobno6ci do uko'
rzenia Prus, kt6ra naresz-
Gle znalaz} W sprawie hisz-
pa6skiej.
Jak niesluszne by}o poste.
powanie Napoleona " spra-
vie hiszpahs kiei, poznacie1 2
nastepujacego dowodu:
Napoleon uzna1 tymczaso.
wy Rad repub];ki hiszpa1-
|skiei i zosta} az dotad W sto-
sunkach przyjaznych 2 tym-
re krajem; czesto o6wiadcza1,
ze ob6r kr6la jest wewnetrz'
ma sprawa narodu, do kt6rej
sic wmieszac Mkt ME ma
prawa Gdy deprtacye Hisz-
pan6w ko}ataly do l6znych
|dwor6w, ably nak}onic kt6re-
go.badz 2 ksiazat do przyje-
|cia korony, Napoleon mil
cza}; teraz dopi A groz mi
wystapi}, kiedy. rad hiszpah-
|ski obral katolickiego ksie-
oia HohenzoAern5w, "a sw we.
60 monarche. Trzeba BOWEN
wiedziec. ze rodzina ksiazat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08

Hohenzollern6w, ehociaz jest
s~pokrewniona 2 dworem pru-
skim, zostala wierna katoli.
ckiej wierze, kt6ra wyznaje'
ca}y nar6d hiszpa6ski;
Widocznie vice Napoleon
zaczepki &. Do wojny.
! Zachodzi}a tel jeszcze i in
ma p1zyczyna. Okropna po-
sucha zniszczyla nadzieje
polnych. Francyi gro.
g}6d, drozyzna i MEDIA;
obllczono, ze kral m 1lt spro'
wadzie 2 zag yrs y Wieoei jak
100 milion6w korcy zboza.
Przewidujac, 10 g}6d moze
]doprowadzic do rewolu:
cyl, Napoleon, ably umysly
narodu zajat sprawami zagra-
nicznemi i odwr6cic cd. we
wnetrzej nedzy, szukaf VOL
ny.
prawda, e Bog 3 moze
jeszcze wszv 50. ) .. uspokoic,
lecz jezeli sic tto:zgadza z wo.
Ia Jegoi czy sic zzmituje mad
narodami, kt6re Y tych cza.
sach tax zuchwale policzku.
ia oblubienic9 Jego, Ko6ci6l
6wiety katolicki, kt6z to Cd
= Bozy zachowai mas
Cd g1odu, moru, ognia j woj
ny!
Cries przestaf ola odetch-
nienia, ma twarzach< s}uchaczy
malo valo sic przerazenie.
= Widzisz Grzesiu, ze u
Boga mic niemozebnego, i
re sic proroctwo o tym ro-
.ku mad wszelkie spodziewa-
s.
ME moze spe}nic.
Prey tych stowach z!ozyf
starry stanis}aw rece;. nasta-
pi}o dlugie milczenie, sly
szec sic daily westchienia nia-
] w'iast, a nieje ed J. 2 Mich,
przypomniawszy: sobie meza,
.brata Tub kr S. R'l q MALE
zacego jeszczes ED s.. o
Z. cierala lave o '1sl,:. Grzesia Q
pu5cila odwag;aa, Wiie 9, e
" razie wojny n i!av! i be-
die p,ow,olany do pu1ku'
~ ..ns....-~lI un;oI-o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08

aIs%.5..y III: :.ysF@.&f
szedl stoppia. Jest to sobie
ladny panicz, a ma koniu sic
dzi jak lalka. Pamietam 20
prey %ostatniej rewii.
= Ale najprz6d nam pre-
czytai gazette, a potem opo-
wiadaj swoje kawalki.
= Czytaj, czytaj, VIOLA
Ii wszyscy.
Jak piorun z jasnego ME-
ba, tax niespodzianie sprawl
hiszpafska wstrzasne}a swia-
tenn, a coraz grozniejsze
chmury okrywa}y europejski
widnokrag. Rozjatrzenie Fran
cuz6w ME zna}o granic u
miarkowania, a Rad, zamiast
przyt}umic ogie6, podzega1
20 jeszcze. I coz to pobudza-
10 Francya do wystepowania
przeciw Prusom? Ola lepsze-
60 zrozumienia podaie uwa-
gi:
Napoleonowi cd czasu, jak
sic zm6wi1 2 Wiktorem-E ma-
nuelem ma zgube Pa6stwa
papiezkiego i dozwoli} Sar-
dy6czykowi zagarnac Gale
Wl~ochy,,wiedzie sic niepon
my6lnie.s w MeksVku zdra-
|.-# pe 49,. - - 81 ~ - s ~
dziwszy p~oczciwego'. M. Malk KS I:
miliana, arcyksiecia austry''
ackiego, kt6rego Meksyka-
ME rozstrzelal;, odni6s} mai.
dotkliwsza kleske DO ma roz.
kaz prezydenta Stan6w Zje'
dnoczonych Ameryki p6}noc'
nei musia1 jak najspiesznei]
wojsko francuzkie z Meksy-
ku odwo}ac.
R6wnie ~niepomySlnie po,
wiodlo mu sic W. r.. 1866
Wtedy podszczuwa} / Prusy
i Austrya do wojny, spodzie'
wajac sic, ze jak sic sasie'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08
IT. n.
(Ciag dalszY.)

(Clag dalszY.)
= Wspominasz gazety,
Guys juz nasze przyni,6sH
= Dostalizmy najnowszy
numer cd ksiedza probosz-
cza. Me wiem jake tam no"
why przynosi, DO przez dro.
&c przeszkadzali mi drudzy
zairzec do niego, zebym sig
PREDICT cd Mich czego ME
dowiedzia}.
= Vice czytaj!
Cries stanawszy W srodku,
FACIAL donoenym g}osem:
- Wiadomoscj ze swiata.
Y Berlina. Niepokojace via
domo6ci kraza pc 6wiecie:
Coraz glosniejsze pog}oski o
blizkiej wojnie trwoza gie}dy
i kupc6w; listy zastawne, o.
bligacye kolejowe, krajowe
i zag,aniczne, spadaja coraz
nizej, a fabrykantom kr6lew-
skim wzbroniono zawierac
kontrakty z zagranicznymi.
Zkadze powsta} taxi pop}och?
- Gazety francuzkie i roz-
prawy W p~arlameacie daja ma
to odpcwiedz, .wystepujac
groznie Przeciw Prusom 0 to-,
ze Hiszpania obiera "a kr6la
ksiecia Leopolda Hohenzol-
lerna, krewnego naszego
dworu.
"A c6z to "a Hohenzol~
lern? - zapyta} sic gospo~
darz Micha}, - czyliz tc ten
sam, kt6rego Rumunia o.
bra}a "a swego kr6la, albo
kiecia?
- Me, to m}odszy brat je'
ga, kt6rego znam osobiScle'
10 s}uzy W wojsku pruskiem
jake kapitan, a d2isiaj to
tam moze JUL wyzszego do
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14

S'"vrI low ~. also e - abiI' IT,.
"Ni- -; 90 = ..,t r.-r'trDk. to Its & r,ur.-l
ta'Iliti... T." ~. with o ,iTuVl upfI.i
t".y 80 10 Wos. IL the work .Ith hI.
arm .. ! .I.-' 3 { ~" ~. lego suffice ilv
Z" not o.. ~, m".ium. a." mr." ~ ith
strorg leg CO. u. the r.rtrgrv
Frank Sullivan f ia" Illinois Nthl,ii"
tlUh htrI ~ hI- shown wonderful
renIlt with q -LSnt medication = III"
grh" H. ,"G - ! c'nilnupur leg dTiN"
b" t"t'h'- hl- puJ'Il- - CIV" q narrow
-II. ppy scissor kick. ~ ~ the trtIdgrrn
and ilI' ~ to slowly hutt"r the feet bctY r,.ri
IT., 10 II i practically IN" sam" thing
! h" '".'l"s- crawl 81 which II 4 HANDY
IN" N"-t"Tu champion. - the inventor
- based on IN" principle that tho advan-
tag" derived from tn" kick H. more than
CnS"i 10y IN" resistance - the vat"r on
IN" r"' pv"Ty and that the power expended
car u" more beneficial n saved and Used
Up bN ihrIrUs There - no question that
HaHuy, Mck -" and few others can
MAX" better time with their logs trailing
but whether ~ not thls ., du. - u faulty
kick has vet To- b" proved
one thing ~ certain the leRl"ss Crawl
u not adapt'-l g. all buIlds 4 man With
heavy legs that rink will never b" ahl"
." urs II successfully. Handy has won
several mile championship, with H. and
It rI,.-'N every TIN" IA" has attempted
To- CDmbir" - kick with II
The composite crawl - = miN'Ir. 81
ia" Ag-trdlIIn and American vlTI"t -
tha' Motll~ ih1mpipn 4 Daniels
Adopted Tor his own - after hIs tTIp
abroad ~ lIsb1 lie chO-.. the long roach
Of the American crawl %. u tho Australi. n
leg drive, and since tn" iherenCc ~ turn.
made u hard to dovetai them he ran ~
between kicks the autLerIng foot thrash
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The secret uohC" has always existed
and always will exist b.. said The
authorities hsv" slwnvs hal To surround
themselves with agents ~ all sorts. who
daily inform them Of everything that may
II" plotted against ~" Government Aud
this will go on until ia" end of the world
Indignant spSech", may proclaim to
N" thaiUD.r IA" abolition =! the secret
police. but il viii continue to exist There
ar" 80 many wavS of recruiting secret
agents
The Jealous tn" enyious. the people
who have lost caste o. are starving and
the foreign advehtuTers constitute the
hest q the elements at the disp osal OF the
Prefecture because they are so many
indirect agents who have not 20 Le ought
oUt and voluntarily come forward t. sell
for n trIfilrg sum. even some'ime for a
d"Jcurer. an the Information that they
have about an ifair which interests the
criminal detective depart ment
Then again ~ ~ So eas. - come across
unconscious helpers. Friends and ac-
QIaIntanCes whom one often meets are
only too glad to come out With their tins
Most OF these agents are unknown To the
Prefecture
They give their information To no
betwe-ns AMI So they escape suspicion
This ~ why ! do not ina CINE that people
should think "Tiously Of conspirIng
against me republic. II were to get 'Ip
a plot with 3'0 per~ou~ / should be only
too much afraid that 100 of my accom-
pliCes might UelOng ~ the police
The story goes in Paris that one day a
noted aristocrat. devoid Of Republican
prochvitieN. was about to give a fata
when the Project Of Police called and
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ROOMY CRUISING YACHT.

face. greatly increasing ia" r"si-tanc"
81 tn- wa'.r e. on" GIT - through =
7 n,. md IN -trOk To- an a. Dtn hand.
t.a,h IN, TO rr-t "a.IlE o. O. n&'Lral posi-
ID ~. viii rnu.cl.- r,IiX.d md y, -irair
o., an. part of tn. body breath q. taken
% -u,I. iSisj II ~ head aii. Il b. tn
r.. i.i.... ~ 20 - iuIart d ~ tn Alternate
I,Irg of th. arms and IN" balane- J.
o .,,r Il .-tIny-d. thr body travelling
90 NJ ai.ap-' on 10" -trfa'' and s-nzI-
III. ,ri-,mizing th" r.sl.'In". Of the
war
HI,h % lI:tl' applI".;iyn any one can
l.lru N. lat"-' 81 racing strokes the
.ra~l. and rro,' by H. adoption II ~
nor. COR q 'df"t than tn" older typeS
ard wh.n a,IuIr, 4 viii douDl' on"'s
ruJo5.rau' ~ sNimming 4 good coach
should npaft y ~ a dpI..n l"--on=
~. ,rIri ~ Cr."I came from Ans
f...l 4 We. tI.cpyrT"i by Richard
Go ~ 81 N"w Spu'h Nalc, ~ 1903. ard -
ron usel -Kte. lively for sprIr tirg
{ ,ugnpm -. world Her. e. America
. w.. Ifs; iri"l ~ 1904. hut sirc" l.alf a
G,l- .grI.t,-s 81 u have beer developed
Th.' n" 20" eric Tane Of crawl should
b. u 90 % =" pte IN" various ramifica-
rD. , 81 th" stroke - misleading There
.",'l. q. 10. .. le q. de qualifying terms
20 - -uH,h between bra. che~ Tho
soy 81. ta.e conder Dei u TO reognilei
t-i" ml -ht be- leselei lus'ralis- Amer
IcE C mro'i'o legleH, AM ar, ole crawl.
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Ca'ili proiuc.l ,E' Nufiaha a-I
dou.,l- over - I'm ~trrk" -" !, :
Iriv" usa by II" ..s rlEi. e., e IN" : Duth
S.a l.ia. ..-. THl rive .. a. up p q
don. .lfr-..'r trr. h % tlc lower I"~.
time ..c'IpI sI'r a." "a','t e.. a., .., -
-. o., I'm y IT," si.t I'm g.. e.. 90.
o. trr iull ~..s..' - l"it L.. t". =. E.
III c,hrg ;us itior I'D -lg;...I dow. hart
on The water. then IN. rigir' l..g D. T. pu.d
dow" simultaneously with tns l'ft arm
The EC' -" - - fast fhE' -" rcsul' T. e
cpTfi. Won. W CITDI, IIs .,irOk" lh... u..i =
the swimmer dgstirG alorS "a" EuffaC.
through a ma = "t tOam
The b".' aruI.. With elbows -. ri.i
hi On Civ" ~" impression 81 a rea moo
st"r craving aNHWarily 81 top ct tho
water. from which IA" ,'..ctIptive anne
q, taken bv . uuICh twist 81 H." h"<i a.
the lea i.V ar'I ir Thought 'pvT
III" 90 " .utt 10 10 fou u With the
Australia ""av - that IN" eNa yer atai
bending ~ NJ. i-.n, ard their tinir z
with ia" arms iTdu'-. = d'ci t',i check he
tNs.s.r StTUNr. - sOoU - IN" &C. IOr IN
r"Iuc"i. m.kI'g 1t - pOor -tTok" for dis
tar -. work
IN" .mrrlc.r cIawl resembles the
Australia. .".v lit'i. iu reality the
kick ~ the f.uIgcDr Was simply cha gel
from a." scissor - ia" thrash Thus the
arms r"sGh on fHr o. -f"ai 81 taking O..
cr.mI," htii" aw..rp. ari th" leg Gfi.c
o. arrOwer o. r"uu'. lc7l,S Icing cor
tiiuous and quite Independent o. time
from the arms
Thu, ha, IA" lourlc . /, arfa-c 81 kec7-
!" 8 ia" lo.y $50. ~ uEli" o.. 'cr "a yI'h-
oui "''o. st." -" .,D. "r'" g. IRE
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motor. which will give a sp.ai Of 10
mile ~ hour. She can carry fuel 20 enable
her ~ run ?tu milaS
Michael Iudahy Of Chicago uses one
ot these boats, named Innisfail. at Mack
mac Island and 4 r Orcutt Of The New
port News SURROUNDING Company has
another named MyanOke ". which hs
uses on the ~ Lawrence River Isaac
Guggenhelmer has a - foot ElCo cruiser
named Garcia. " hIch he is Using on the
Sound about Port Washington
The Grayling was built for & X q.
Billings frcr designs nv Clinton "
Crane and - nov owned by John Sher
man Hoyt she is a type Of vessel pop
ular with those who want good speed
and good acCc nm dalton Many Of this
type haze been built which their owners
Use - tiN" Them between their country
homes and the city each day This vessel
~ ~ feet long
Rudolph ! s>chaefer. rear commo-
dore of tho Larchmont Yacht Club. owns
very attriCtiN" yacht named Edmee,
which was built nv the Gas Engine and
Power Company this yea " Is 20 feet
3 inches long. - feet beam and driven
~ two ~ horse power motors IL has
4 long cabin house veil lighted with plate
glass NInd1ws IN AL sides and this mak -
Il Cpol aud comfortable AZ all times
George 4 Freeman Of the LarChmont
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f i"rN II these craft not long ago
Ir l,> .,rdt.ou tired To- hud out Just
.Iur rails There v ere ~ L,l.t u'r d,
q. 1'.a.r'd In ia. Nt,ht T.E.-trr
- r., takes INTO account ,,s~,l~
- ..'.u ~" h" hGlr.t, rather SUI
! g ..' wdnufdrturor~
... not "a pl".." = water navIgal. 4.
i' Do uHIl u,at that has NOT INC mot
h...- .r II and - many = rhrs" Graf,
d-l .riv f.N inches uf water % can ~.
80 ~ they have DEVELOPED Yachting
-, Nh"r" When sal ng craft ,,I,
49, At pa" H. ,n>ittor e the yaCht,n.u
h. ..! - hmIt his ere sung - snow
- .a'I" waters. l"ctus" a "a Ing craft
r"'d- ~."rn - WorA IA and cannot h.' scr'
tn ..h -u'h narrow channels hut ~,
Motor boat can ~ WhDreNcr II can fca,
trt ..r~"uItu'lv u can ha Used on any
s'Ta i."". e: water. ON the EMAIL ril,r-.
MIR" >tflr could not nav gate. rherr
a. 'Gu >tuos = thc>" craft used every
dlr - their oNn'rS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14
SECRET POLICE ~ P,RIS.
People Of III Glasses WHITING IN Give In
formaIion To the AuihorItI.-

PARIS. Aug. - " .rru". Project Of
Polio" m Pa. ."stfv,ng b..fpr, ~.
commission % ruuNr-y i"to ~. Roch.f-a
a'ail, ,aid PLAINLY rhat h" ..rnnI we'd
seer uohc'. mon IT ~ SORT. .on, Of
them m n''r. of ~" h.'.t Society. who
hear something aud without troubling
t. v"riy II IH-t ut m. SNOW
I'm. statement haG aroused no little
curl".t'y and attempts hav. been made
:" ret further particulars oG the matter
IT," head IT Do" DEPARTMENT AZ th.. Pre-
t"''ur" ~ Pohc" frankly confessed that
th""" an" s""re' agents hut naturally
d olrod 10 60 into details. VI Jaime
until lately chief inspector ~ the Grim.
nal Diet '"'Fr department. proved more
comm unICatfyp'
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Breaking the News.

From the WssimiH sfc- Gas.Vr
The eminent poet and student Of TyrNless
peasant lifr Peter Ro-egRer rtve~ an m
terr-fing Instan,e of the manner ~ which
had news g., broken by the villagers of his
country. n - t'ls the famous ballad or
the knight whose pave took The u"a- Of
the warrior death To- the Ia T. amt he gan
nv telling her that her li'tir do' hli boon
injured
AFTER rr' ent heavy III thunderstorm o.
Tyrolr~e psa~Ln' anne INTO the ,tllsg- I'M
aud joined u l,-i ~ ~ y he had been drink
ing beer AM smoking pipe and va. ~
going ha 80 ihe IA rug. nov thai the
rain had ceased
sit stii while. -aid the new, orner
you can a0nrd 10 Aftsr standing a. The
liable Tor some minute he vent on We'll
my dear MAJ. you've grown 81 rt,h man
within the last llli hour
And Mat. remembering the fearful thun.
der clap Of hall IA hour ago. turned white
A. sheet 'hs I,ea>ant then explained
that his ta,nrr, two sisters and a brother
who had taken shelter from the rain undcT
an old fir tree. had all been Killed nv tka
lightning striking the tree.
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and were huilt VIII tn" idea "f being
taken through the canals . the ~ Law
renee or the lakes when their owners So
wish
The Ethel NAV II - owned nv Albert
+ Smith Tn" other - named Paula
They are alik" ~ arrangements and have
accommodations on board for a large
party much h"tf"r accommodations than
can b" found on steam Yachts lSn feet IN
length THIS j. du" ito the little room
occupied 10y m" motor a. compared with
the space o~cIpiei 10y a steam engine.
boilers and bunker room for coal Then
with steam Yacht a larger crew - re-
uuired and Their" must b" licensed en-
gineerS on hoard
Thes" two boats are - feet ,ung. 10
feet beam. Z f""t . inches iraught They
ar flush decAod and nave tots Of room
They are rugged with Two pol" maSts. on
which lug sails can 10 set II wanted The
main saloon - finished IN dark mahogany
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h . space for the helmsmAn and mech
aniciAn. II a second man ~ carried. A
wAtertight hulkhead separates this space
from the observation cockpit. which u
forward OF the calm. there ~ no root
over this cockpit
The cabin. which - aInidshipe. bs
eduipped with side settecs and sofmA.
which can he extended and made Into
comfortable louuE e-. The cabin l. finished
Ia mahogany. with plate glass mirrors
on one eide and n small galley On the
other. This il large CROUCH tu cook =
luncheon for "A ~,od sizei party and il
equipped with AL alcohol stove There is =
large open cockpit with a light standing
roof aft
This craft is huilt 81 cedar. painted
white above the water line and copper
green below. The decks. calm and fittings
are Of mahogany polished very highly
The boat Is driven hy a a. horse powNr
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IN Colonial style Tho owners quarters
white and dark mahogany and include a
large -tatcroom with two brass bedsteads.
ChlnonlerS and lockers. a tiled bathroom
and three other staterooms
The motor space is amlishIpS The
galley - forward 81 tho motor ~pac" and
connects with the dining room. which il
IN the deck house Thern are good quar-
t"r- for the crew. with a stateroom for the
captain The boat is Steerrd from a bridge
deck ahoV" the dining saloon and awnings
shade this and the main deck
The boats ara driven each by two -
hor>"-power standard motors and they
can carry Sn gallons Of gasolens Each
has an eleC'ric light plant and each carries
a Il foot dIngv and rs foot launch
They cost tJn.url each
Tho many long distance races for small
motor boats hav" been The means of de-
NelopinG "A typo ~ small cruiser that IL
wonderfully stanCh and able one Of
the best 81 thes. races j. that from Marble
head 10 Raw Ridge. "a distance Of 2SI nau-
teal miles and along a part It IN" coast
whore a man would be foolish To 60 without
q -tanch craft
ia" boats are hetw.an thirt'' and forty
feet IN length and the 60 dItIons require
that they shah he cruising craft with
accom- m citations Tor all on board aud >"
well equipped premium ~ pIIt on
low powered boats Tn" Blue Potter Y
was IN" first q" reach m" finishing lin"
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room and toilet room. This arrange
ment h Al the choice Of the owner and q
raised deck cruiser about Is feet long can
bs purchased for HJD, and upward
Motors OF about 10 horse power are fitted
to boats ~ feet long and these will give
Q speed OF 10 miles an hour. A Ia horse
power motor will uss two gallons Of
gasol.ne an hour
On Lake George. l.aSe Champlai1. lake
Placi 4. Otsego Lake and other pieces OF
water where there are many handsome
summer homes on the shores q tyne Of
yacht has been deVelopei known as the
Elco de luxe. end /, i. ~ it's names implies
Ahardsornelv fittei craft. II IL beautifully
finished aad the woodwork shines like
a piano case.
These boats ere uSHi for tay outings.
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h" motor boat has in this way extended
80. r,pssIb lities u trips afoat and many
GO '"-s are nov -s.rg th'.- 'rCto- boat"
8 'H oano".s's us'' 'h".r C"Gf;. They
g, r. ~ board cau- outfits. tt-t - On
rY.s" On som" ,.r"r run daring m"
o.- and at night - up 'h"iT camp ard
r-. .r'lI -eadv 20 proceed -ihrg .n their
80" e discovery
'... -"a-.n find ia" marin. motor
o ... u.l-ly perfect md l,v alr1,st any
e. | motor vii run ai'"r IT, owner has
l..r't - pc,Il ...t.,S and how O. All.
- 80 tbr -,ud uous Dir = n popU.
.a 49, = small craft u..d p long 'EiIs
o.. .~mpp"d with d rrup.rs oatGr j.
a. twenty feet IN l"r"th such craft
- the huh
- Hcll hu.lt e coda. .rl .I., f..u's
e aI, Upper fa.'rr.5 1h"'irrt h'.r.
81. IA" top ulauA e jh' boat. and ~
%. innings 1rr , I odh " tE' r'a~d
o.. a good szra ,ndi- .l ~ ~ =
90 the tank Tor "a. gl-,' rr lh,~
, 'r.utv-four y.tlnus In" r-'.
'... ,suts IN" forward or" ."''
T.. and ~" motor - s'i AZ IN. ALTO. md
.... o." 'wo long a'ats on .''H 30"
.' .- ..'NNIt Nfi"' 'h.'h a" " '... Is
'.. i''-r cockpit .s : f''I loi.. ."' "r-
-... ...lt across TN '..n,'. a.. ~
, -..' w.l. seat SIX persons Af' .. ~
a.. NOR" locker -,rr'
.t. mot r - e . h.r-..r .w'. II
- .' $50. and Ia" 't'.Ug- .F'i. '.-.,'
Do .,r' ~" tptIl NJ /. lDprif si2j II
.-- ITO Ht h,If r gall b.. e e. ! 90 an
i.r 30" bunch nd o. ta.t .",." .
...r. ,nudlriou. 49," viii max" r"trlr
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- . much safer and dr."r boat. IN rough
weather The Gas Engine and Power
Company has hu,'t several - these craft
wii"f are -~a- %. thos" waters
tn" Wuto' B. .~Gaily placed under the
"Nr.t l".rr wh"r' u can t-'el-Ilv rrach..d
a'.u 20" steering wheel and control Of
tn" no'orar" placed aft 1T the RAISED cabin.
- ttn' ~" Yacht can h" handled by one
man Under tho raised 4" X there i
sometimes On" large cabin. well lighted
amt ventilated with folding h-'rthS and
transoms a. ~" side" or u NAV - divided
INTO a smaller cabin with a galley. a state
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"Hht mules an hour Her t.'rl slpIIy
Il tuei will ran h"r Tur fuft ...tslt hours
cnntinu"u~ly. and ~ that tame -hr -hnrki
MAX" more than I5n miI,.- and ih" e. II Of
IueI Tor tn" trip wuukl h.. about ~ gaSn-
'"n" can u" purchased about New York
harb"r Ter -lght cents - glllpu \ craft
lib" this - not only useful fur III +, cruise.
but - all an ideal boat - .itsrnuou
outings Sumi'tr huat- con t." seen IA
any harpur along the coast
Motor boats can - had f,s CONSIDERABLY
less than tt25 Puwcr dori,s are very
popular The d,rv - well krpwn Tor m.
god S"aE ,ng pI .l',e-. and doriee az.
nv elupr"i with rr,'pr, and used
">etyw where \ ~ foot dory equipped
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this year and Sh" made the trip AT 'h"
rat" II l"5 ma Itical mIl.a an hour her
tim" being '"sS than q hours
81" has a ~ hors"-powar Holmes
motor. winch occupies a spa"" lE the
middle IT IA" Yacht Aft there - a far
amount II deck space and forward Their"
ar" a cabin with h"rthS for SIX. galley
and other requirements
Ano h"r craft m tins race was Elmo II
WHICH - oulv Is feet long and J. equipped
with /! horse power motor CON-
sid"ring the power she has her record
was even more ramarkabl. than that Of