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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-09
SMILE Of TAFT
QUICKLY FADES
President Glum for a Moment
When He Hears Result of
General Election.
RECEIVERS PROMPTLY AND
JOKES ABOUT THE CALF
Casts Vote in Cincinnati and
Then IIurries Back to
Nations Capital.

PITTSBURG, Nov. s.-The first news
of the complexion Of the election of the
various states was received by Presl-
dent Taft when he reached this city
at IL clock on his way to Washing
ton from Cincinnati, where he had gone
to vote. \ summary of the results
was placed in the president s hand, but
be would make no comment,
He had cas-. his vote at Cincinnati
shortly before noon and LETT that city
at 3l0 p. III. The President read that
Stimson had conceded the election to
Dix in New York. that Harmon had
carried Hamilton county IN Ohio by a
majority, Democrats apparently carried
Massachusetts, by $4,000. that Baldwin
was winning in Connecticut and that
heavy gains were being made by the
Democrats IN various congressional dis
tricts.
The unfavorable news was read i'll
silence The Taft smile was gone. Al
last. however. the President s face lit
up and he had good laugh, for the
final dispatch read like this.
"And at O'Clock this afternoon
Pauline Wayne gave birth to a fine
bull calf weighing 100 pounds. -
. The dispatches received here were not
commented upon by the president, al"
though there were expressions of sur
prise from members of the party, In
tense interest was manifested in the re-
suits from the west.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18

som" I'm" last August rh" Hon JoHN
VI NoRLHFAp. q member 4 congress
from North Carolina. took charge II q
campaign which had for - ohicct IN"
overthrow 81 the old Republican niHv"
holding ma'hn" IA that State and the
reorganization e "a. party upon re-
spcCiab." and r,-Uuu~lb.r ha,., n"
al, joined los q number e lifelong Re-
pubhoans. such "a IN" Hon THOMAS
SrTTIE. men who had been IN v"iun-
tary retirement for many vearS and h"
NI',eed"i
Now. hardly two months later Demo
cratic newspapers ~" spl"ululY pro-
nuunCiug Mr. NORFHE,D.s .u'orrri-"
failure AMI furnishing many Ingcu-
ols reasons for that CONCLUSION 80
douh' th"v SO" more faults 10 Mr NoRr
HEAUS pans than IN tho~" 81 THO old
con ngeu' that dIdu want the E"pub-
hCau party t. grow larger than tho lst
Of f"ic-ll Offices That kept thou
sands e men ont - the party and gave
'h" Democracy Hu indefinite lea" e
power. II is Mt dlnI'u'' - perceive
THAT the Republican ~chrm" urp.lumci
b. Mr. MuElHFAp and - "DadIu'prs
should arpv-" d""p discomfort IN Bpur-
b5u breasts. for u promises uIn~ a.
cc-sIpns 81 honest men wh, are not
m quest &c petty "ii.'" and who ask
only ~" rry.I"l" e part" -"ryi.e IA
N" company ui their own KIND
\urth Carolina l. q R"pub.Ir an sat"
80 far n national policies ar" con' crnci
and Il Mr. MOEfHF,p Will apply proper
ventilation - "a" ~tr'iytur" he i about
T." roar upon the runs II tho old ono. y"
that men NAV enter u without holding
thor noses. hl- work will max" % very
good showing 100 the "~',mI'.uu Of
Nu-th Carolina 90 hrg"
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
PORTIG as ~ n RE.
= People " ith such n History and Lters-
turr Deserves Independence.

!, rut IpfIur 49, IHT SrN So 70
ANGLE. INDIAN vIu many wears sgo made
ptlgrIuts" ro fI" shrine ~ - Francs
Nn,Icr ~ eco, and 10 the y",r ls-o mais
-hof' VISIT fu Lisbon b" prr~"u' ,ondi' 'ons
pt IorfIsI 90 90. 81 p', uliar IE'rr"Si
When We look 40 tho map 81 furop" =
seems moot natural hat SPAN and Portugal.
FORMING the lhrrrtn Peninsula. should -
cIfhrr ono rnonar nv Or IN" republic BI'
hutn m eco, aud l. -run ! found he utr nns
feeling 81 me people ~ Portugal ver, high
In my fntrr,our-" with them both N ~.
land and NwerI'a hay" found 'hi- POO l-' .n
They regard Sutiu very much 49, %" 'r.-I
r"Eard Inyl.nd. hut with N" d.r'r"r
thtr ,h,I. the lash read and ,p"tL 90. %
%. Portuguese have language .Ui a
literature essentially their own FOR -.
nss o. di-tin'' Literature and d s'lu, a.
tory Whit tTr bound yl WIN 'i" - N.l
Q, fh" nation N'"r ~" eNg1'.."n o..
Moore and - the trra ~ tho is-'r. md 7
the power 90 Napo.'on. ne -srI' t. y
The % nsf"en'l century. the union on ..
gHl WIN SPAN Nu..t perhaps haze zen
possible l.f sf' O." p-"-ruf '.0nsif '-''"
80 fIa .uruar,rf"- o' tur"g" ami tNr 70.
of irau," fu sss tina. tll- Iuisu-s..
s-r.ug u''.a ,o.u'r, t- u,.'h~r rs.'
lu', IN" var not uhb'hl'A."i u' HE- .-.
cot. cot
.uEdnu it- Ia--.d in'p q r"gI' '.'.
'.." f. .4u 81 m" whom "A" rlAE -''.. VI
f.. ui'r' innate. f rH-" 'H NO.. f.
g,'r.'l-n aUi r"g9~u Under N,'
~ ''n' We " ia. DHius 'r"--'t " Id
80 can and landed 100 cat, ~ In "'. .'.'
A.Hr'- IuNrtI Bf-s 90, rf"d Br1f.
p4#r'" 'r. .'rt trf,ud"d ,.fhuu 80.
."-' iu.' .E.'-" uEurn-' & tor" ".
uH',r-. Zoo l-r 'g"rt" \,-r"
.'.' f.I l..H I.a's' 1921 .. 500 i.r rN..
%" N...'.d' "H- 'Trn.r''I %" '.-
urn.,,h.o r.t, r"r'usal would o"vr'..
" Iu'H ~ India .N.u 'htT HE. MI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
Tn. On., Rational Explanation,

WIN has MIR Roosevelt sought 10 humtIt.
a'e Mr. Tar. 10 Disgrace MIR sherman 20
push INTO the background every Pepuh
lican leader ~ calhre above that Of +,
Bri-'ow or Bav"r.dgr'
WHY j. Mr. Roosevelt. vr.va'e rr,izop
'"Tr NJ N" whol" 'oun'r,. doing every
hing he can think Of ~ Keep IN. rcrson,l.,y
'onsran'l' N 'he publ, eve AMI his ns-p.
ever On he Iuhli' np-.
l. Mr. Ronseye'' doing 'hs merely -,
advertise 49," v""h!v reriod.raI down
on Fourth avenue. New Work ,.'y,
The question answers itself 20 ever,
mind not resolvef 20 hs - unfair 20 NJ
Hoosevel' n TO 49, him down orhand a. -
mere roun'"bank 81 tho rnonc, market
or course Mr. Roosevelt W.! take ,,oi-s
term nomination n - IAN get - Other.
wise b" Is a s~nseiess man. and We pro,.s,
that nobody 81 iudEmsn, ian 90 regard
HIN.
W. Roo-ev"i's 'ondur' hNrornas wholly
Ineligible and consistent and ra' tonal only
whom ws put behind u buns NJ desire
and not ambition - 30 Presidrn, Again
anyhow. and even 4 possible Permsn.r,
President
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Duties on Election
naN

This year the electors viii be- called on
to vote on an amendment 10 the Constt-
tuition of the State providing Tor lncresls-
ing the number OF Judges OF III" Court OF
Appeals by two. and for raising their
salaries. and the law authorizing VA" issue
OF State bonds to the amount of g.. 80 So
for the extension and Improvement OF
the Palisades Interstate Park on the wo~t
bank OF the Hudson. Neither PROPOSE l.
of partisan nature. and both des"ry"'h,.
Affirmative votes OF all electors
Al present IN" Chief Judg. Of ~"
Court Of Appeals reCeI,es as salary
SO. 81 a year and S. 7UI for expenses
Tho Associate Judges get salaries of
$40 GA and The same allowance for cN-
penses as the Chief Judge Tn" pro-
pose-l amendment would inCrea-" th"
compensation of the Chief Judge 20
SIS 40 a year and that Of III" A-sOoIa'"
Judges to $500 each. no allowance for
expenses TO b" made whatever Tho
number Of Judges would b. increased b.
two, and the provision OF N" Cons'I'u-
ton under which m" Govoruor dosIg-
mates Justices OF the supreme Court 20
sIt az Associate Judges OF ~" court
would cease and determine. wh"n the
Two new Judges enter Office nd"- M"
amendment IN" court would consist Of a
Chief Judg" and oigh' Asso. nate Judges
Two SuprcT" Court Justices are now
designated hv m" Governor 10 ~ ~
Assogiatp Judges Of tho ,purg
Tho so-oall"d Propagation Number
One" submitted 10 th" p"op!" j. Chapter
3G3 Of n" law. Of 1910. appropria'ing
s! 80. on for what amounts 70 tho COM
pI"tion OF tn" praiseworthy enterprise be-
gun by the establishment ofthe Palisades
Park Not only Il this an apprpprat"
and proper work for IN" State 10 under
take hut II Is IN h. supplemented bv
generous private cooperation. which. m
conjunction with the efforts Of tho tax
PAYERS, will insure the preservation for
all time of the romantic and beautiful
=, emery 81 the lowcr Hudson II Is
seldom that the publir has an oppor.
tunity 10 acquire 50 much for 80 little
Usually there j. room for dispute -
20 the merits ~ the questions submitted
20 the people AZ III" polls. THIS year
there ~ no room for doubt ~ - whore
the mark should b. made on IA" ballot
and III" fact that in rrfercndumS the
ALWAYS wins in New York
stat" dos not give riSs to !nhappy
thoughts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18

10 THT ipfToR - IHz So 80 Yes's--av
morning appfosCrei nc rgr,A. 81 infor-,stlon
IN The south S'Aro' here desiring some details
Of thr bg!liing " sd a. ! stocked r-,y.,,f
against the sifocco u ao-ds that We Nev NotL.y.
az" accustomed 90 g.def such cond lonS Vim
hardened heart gropo. nded my ,;u-stoo
aud stood read, for the .yIdi'e hfa.t rntI :
heard a pleasant voice rcpIy Irs slr. H. ,.r,
easy. Turn into the middle doorway on Won,
left and me cIsNh'or Nj. take you 20 vow de,tir.
fion. ~
Yesterday afternoon asrt 20 a no.,o,
symphony roI rfi 40 -" ~! 81 me Earh
maniEor syUphonI All '...t Is'ur- tn, cor,
meurcw~nt - 80 DJ4-Ha.. ,ipH7 concern
middle aged lNdN uTNt % me- y ho Mas =. -rr,,s
from ,Iigai ,oId ,sit g. hos within sas, h,,,
Ing ~ Wy 90 Eh arruls yDI. / win leave n,
hall N"' fnty rtuutro a'sr "a ssht Apo,s,.
g.imp~" ~ ~" same Arlahlr person m. "a.
ur 10" T"fiyhrr ~ = rcNorirg rylng V,ag.
con posed - fWosror" Otter r-'itl~ aged I,.is,
PRECEDING rnI ramgl1g no. WAY into a clos.
pArart truar' 'nF. aud rH.E uernortrs %, IN.
gIai1'>' O. Addc-' -.sh tB.f. - Old Narhaf,.,
CArrr .pun me
lD passing bs II notei mat before the mai
uuWber m tho proErArUrn~ IN. overture Z,
W"h~rs pberor. ~, naf nHIsh~d most n, m.
women began ~ clap thcir hsi, IN and ~ rl.tl.
s0d prc~n Ihi. within the sanrtI,, - s,urpha,,
Han Nav Noss..
BOsIoS. October IS
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So.
'rt.f 80
rTnf'f.rr's-i fr.Hf '.srs ..... Ff.
''', y ''''-'''n l- Vow 50
'''.~ n"r ni'rH "'' ".'-'' .-'''''' PC
"'' ''' 90" r.i ffiH'
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SECS fHTH H poo r.-"r .Tsf ~yr-rs rHs
rr' 80 --
Nnd v~' no s~trg 20 10 @ MARTIAL tr.I
rufnt"iHng TFh suu1a'F.rs - 'F.. ballet
tnd ~. y ...tsiunx~f, 81 .n .fs Tfsa.urs.
N xh..r r.rhst- .n ar' .- ris-~Iy rlTrs
grateful 90 TO ~ar ri rs~trrv Fas-
10 v~r-.- w-it'-n ~ 80 -s.'u-riH..r .0
teit probably affsr 'Fs Na--as t.Is..fr-
iv'b nat b~-n tf'ark~,i .n HaI'rirr-
ant printed .n fh. lf'rrf- HsHAly ant
b~xinntnx
w..y- o., ,,.,- .,fs. v.f,.,. r..--.
r1 t.rs 5qs avis ~ 49, t-rsap
~. sriu,srs i.=-r - bsu- sla,--,
All .al-na m,frus. ~ N. risar
we've oli n. 80 -s,.. ~, %, a..
uroor-t s-.vy ~ - our ssr.r f-,t
AT aosasig ssfusn'' soar'r ,0t gray
30 'FshAns 'Aa' Hn.is' ',ru r'-.' r--'i
10 tho-. - " ~ho remember th,..,
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IN. German EmpIo,.r.rI..,Ir,

To THg FuiIuN ~ THE SrN 49, 4. -,
Roosevelt white praislng Germany for - .r-
poyeT,' Nabiiiy sU In Atiabiy nrglr.,, % a.
scribe In detail the most salient '~a'.fr. ~ IA.
German laS II may not nc OF % p.s,, .r ...f,,,
hi omissions
Mf Roo,evelts I'm ployers. UaurIry Az ,,r,.t.
side Of the water woYld n4lrt I.s N..~-....- -,
ployef - the fIll extent ~ Guragf- ,u.r's ,.,,,
cAfeisSsncss OF the pnr' OF nc g.. ... ID. r., "a
not lessen IN Hnv degree 'Nr rrrg.oss... .,r..,.,
HAbiliiy Nus Tor no much Ia.geI German Ia,
,n ihe 49, place, ho'H IT, eyua.o,,. snu rir on,
,ioyee. 'l' .a''ef in the iorr Of s'aug rB, rs.
- pay IN something 'uws-f mo damage FIND
hiie inc 6srran Government give. .rs o.,
maindeT. bN' m" Government retain, me emile
amount ~ ~, .hHf~ 10 tc .a~r Tor 'Hr r.afufs
nance ~ department To- cole, tir- ADD dI.f..r.
Ing the total sno .Ht of the fund Norrp.~r a.
the numerous onlciAs f"r his alditIug d~rar'
uen' are men VINO have ED their TOM, .r In,
amy the Thrifty 90, eminent under rrsf~r. o Of
helping the hhorins 'ss. srtuaIIy ur' Il. No.. arm,
msn In ibis Department In t,sfmar. DO d.. .tr
arWN ffst lssf ana 4INrt. . -
SFAINuFIELD ONO october IT,
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~.n, ",- e. r.A. tn. "r,.a-. ,..~

F'n-s ~. YES 'Hsga n.. r..-H
n E0o-~,e.f 30 no pafr.nf .frf rs --H
.'sIm= himself 'p 20. NJ rI- nu.H.'.ru .. .r
-~l0.hIT 'p rsFf rnrrrpr..r. Hssr .r-- ..r1
snd rr-iof~ 'p M. r~ur." 'Ntf sf..H rzI...
n~i'nE- I'D" rh@m. W. Hpn.atrr H...H
simplify Tho carrs,sn o. 30 acre ,, an
IL 10 "r s'l Do" - pu..drr~i ,,ri.Is %
Tor tho Presidential norr0r,'.rn 20 rp.E. and
'ha' he fa,ors unslIl, o'aI'r ff" r~uurrtu,
Ton ~ President lar for Do" u1,,s vIrb
he IA. ~ earnestly ami honestly sudra, orrJ
D" n.l during mo short time no r,- served
q. Pt--denr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
Poor Political GoIT

The participation II m" Hon. JuuN
WILLIAM GEIGGS ~ III" Now jersey
campaign reminds III - his favorri"
gam" of golf ~" VIZ one II the sturdy
ApawaInI- veterans n" DID not make
80 good -'ur" ~ som" uf hi- follow
immnrials and m tho political gam"
ais" Mr. GEIGGS = not PLAYING M very
good form. Tn" strength and van are
there. hi driving - an exhibition Of
tremendous energy. hri h" pulls and
slices, often going into the rough and
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18

In TUy q uIIpE ~ THE STN 81. I an q
U''- American g.ri and while IN London last
s..-r.ar r.. R''sE lion AS dawn To ~raI iron
'E.r'- lp.tssI up me di~~r~n: streets IN
. .II'I ~ g." Ipufy suAt the" little nz4tc, were
Ne Informed 100" that they yer" Ambulance aa-rrs
THsy l,'e saNcd many q ll'" and produce f".r..t.
much ..l.ser fhRl or own msthods Of tel.
unprlrg .p~ gArcd this system 20 that which
!. g. .4@ Ia uUr metropolis. much To our Gl.Ad
,ALbs. ~ me tNi,t ~ = handle The London
Arn..tUr~ f. ~ iruI ready ~ srcCof and AID
me- l.'.rrI
Inr Hutre' ard time Required m iSlsv hon In z
rigr' o. 'as~ ~ serious arciicni prove f,taI
Du~ b.. never ~ q los for place - telephone
frur. Tho" are u1 delays du~ 20 busy wires.
ana tFr sg sfrr. 800. yFD.sr~ results - any time
Tho London system =. r.ArIfestly supedo. ~
ours. and o. f. surprising mat the city Au'hon
ues have not ~ stalled o. here
NV luHK october u. ALMA AHLKT
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INV w. ~ NffI.Nl 3 .'
This country I, 'oo ntg an und-r'as .ng
90 D." administered D., ono ego. however
potent, however powerful. however Ia-,..
mating lh~"d"r" Roosevelt me ris
boss upon M" piled bodies ~ the .ufrlr
bosses does NOT 'hlHk -n ~" Iu. 'h"
courage ~ al almost immortal -c'f.,orr.
dono" such man .- necessarily q menace
whatever hr~ motives and however pure Do,
Intentions m" remedy. OHirh all ih.
ork. - the tmp"r~onal treatment of u
threatened ia.Ury a. the hands of an over
Jealous and oNercon'-ited IndN dual l.
IL % he hoped that New York viii act n
not the country must rird itself for a
struggle for what would he s,ar,.lv To-.
than actual self-prrserVatIon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18

rHs l.nfH ~ --rHrHr uufr1vrn n
lisa rem .ntis 70 % q rt--as'. y hts Is--
'ur- The Nss Mora uu'.H.s ai-bv~---I
.r Hr,-Dklyn IN itrfarr Izs N. s-H-
ar.r .r" ~ 'h- mt t.lr-.-ah.- ani .sg-
'.r1'.rs - .r~tk-r.. .r .ii---nt.rg frrr,
'E~ Hr.rhIi notion srrrs,si bv s-n-ationaI
vrffsrs thar fla SD, 10. ant p1I,t.. 81 order
80 beng undermined. .aii that tho
s,lHn. Hl .utI,.-ui ha- sHagx-rafe,i 'h~
defects ~ 'h' government until millions
O. Isov.~ are .inW rbsart~,i bs--au.. thev
ts.-y. ..r .u.rfrutrurs arr gutns 'o th..
taI don't 't.rk .u h. said. and
sent 90
lao ~.,' ta.a To- or r1.nrrrr, -,ss-'
-.r .--rrs rna' prDsrs.s sas ss-n 4r~sfi 49,
80. .le 1H.s. 90, az us-r Doe ussuu seven
Iga0, e . sItnrsss,t rls HoFs. .syeiin ,onsrs..
".rt Get sea- .r ss1inston .ss rondIuans
poo. .sH..la -- tolerated TO- mrm~ut o.. taY
... .-s-r1s.s ant s,rauns ,Hloug he rrmhsrs
10 r..- -r.s-, s.rs corrrr. safe ss.n men
r..rg ,r5rs, rh- ao,S - me ug4,s ,ad 10.
.rr,.- .n f-4assn -oad.u'1 rsmsmBer Wh.n
mere sas , g4ous saloon attarhei ~ both hou,s,
sasr. mo member. ,auua,,,i thsm.sr,r, pita
...r lotAv ,.-a spectacle = Incredible
Nr potLIvER had the look and port Of
an up'.ml~,. amt such be- Was. IN spite OF
hsiirhdlion m the last wear or two Of his
h'n WIN ~" lnSurg"nt faction Of tho
E"pguuran party In a political sense
D.. death Is a great loss to thar faction,
'"r 30" Wa - popular orator IS i,
stands .orrly ~ n""d of optimism. Sena-
to- puLlIvtEr death Is also loss 70 IL
OIL. "a moral sense
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Nr. FACING. ALWAYS.

We knew a disclaimer ~ some kind would
he forthcoming IN due time for when was
the Colonel ever known to fan 70 rspudta,.
his own expressions whom he :, overed that
they were unpopular. and not 10 deny them
would he 20 'eopartiys tho success az ht.
own ambitious plans There never has
been IN the public life Of this country man
whose actions NOR" strongly supported
belief m tho doctrine that Consistency l.
the virtue ~ fools
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In r'- ta. vacation - beverly NJ T,Fr
has faded - r0tv over ~" Nv0Ua goli
cpur-" 90 loss than Ipu and - Very rrurn
cast down tH"r"a' Daring -" summer
u" achieved rs HIS reputation a. gplIsr
Wi -uHer "" -Ippo-" h8' none 4 hl-
would htv" ton" - well
q rlt i largely a game Il tenn "raru"u'
Colonel Epu-tytGT might Inv" uiua ives
hvt b." could never hop" - get over VA"
MyDpt cpu--". which l. fuII & TRAPS and
pitfalls. "A anything lIk" To-.
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II has teen discovered that Professor
EpwARp NoRGAS LEWIS Of willnrn- Col.
iag" whom n" Democrats hav" nofni-
mated for Congress ia the Fret Mas-A .
cnu-st'- district. was formerly a pitcher
IN ~" BOSTON National League ha-ehall
team This will not hurt Professor - WIS.
m fact ~. distinction will n doubt win
-pm" vot"-. hu' 10 strik" oGt his opponent
the Hon GEoEGF = Lawrence. Professor
LFVIs must overcome a normal Repuh,I-
can plurality uf 1000. IL western NaSss
cnu-"tt- this a. almost fprlEn hops.
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The Cl~mrnt-nayard's Invasion Of
England

y u 'ItNtST desires 20 sell his
dUuclh.e balloon 10 the British Govern
mont Tor military purposes his Success
tH voyag" from Paris 10 London. a
di>ian'" # 80 miles. must be- crafty
NIX O." him but since Count ZEPPELIN :
numerous flights for longer distances
m similar aIr~hlpS the feasibility of
travelling in a dIrigib!e from the French
- Tia British capital has been taken for
granted Count ZEPPELIN would have
no difficulty in navigating one Of his
own creations from Hamburg to Lon
d9n ~ miles. but we fancy that he
would not be- welcomed with open arms.
las VI CLEMENT ha.S been
y j. not our purpose 70 minimize or
make light If the performance Of the
Ilement-Bayard. The crossing Of the
hanneI has been accomplished in zero
planes several times, once by the Ameri-
lean MoISANT with a companion. while
IN" Lats CHAELEs ; Rolls went over 10
France and back 10 the cliffs Of Dover
m less time than IL takes 10 eat a course
dinner. Bv comparison the crossing of
that narrow body Of water in the car Of
a Siderable cigar shaped balloon lighter
than air is not really much Of a feat but a
smooth passage in about six hours from
Paris 10 London With seven men on
board suggests other thing than a prac-
ucabl" means of transportation through
the air from one capital Ia another
for instance, the damage that could be
Anna he Iv.V.n,no.
from an airship capable If carving
twelve tons of human beings and war
material. Tho arrival Of the Clement
Bayard therefore interests the British
Parliamentary Aerial Defenc" Commit
toe profoundly and Is disturbing to the
ins,ilar EnglIShman. although he has
been reading nf tho long flights Of CoIn,
ZEPPELIN and ought 10 know that II
England cannot be- invaded bv sea an
enemy can drop m by night with enough
nltroglyCerins 10 destroy ~ Paurs
the Tower of London. or the Bank of
England before breakfast
In one OF his flights Count ZEPPELIN
remained in the air thrty-eight hours
and travelled about gJJ miles lands
Ind - only go miles from John o.
Groat House The dates Of the great
achievement were NAV 30 and 81, 1919.
ard the Count af'srward said that In
q" future ALREADY visible" airshir,s
would b" able 10 travel 700 miles IN
'7yo DAYS and 600 In four and a half
1a's II - true that no sooner had the
s'o-y ~ that wonderful achievement Of
H.rrF-eight hours of flight been spread
Trough the civilized world hv the telo-
C'fph than the envelope of Zeppelin II
"as rent "a an attempt 10 make a land
'rg a. Gnppingen and IN" great shin
MS disabled. u Is true that nearly every
d'r-hip cpnstrICt"l by the famous
n"routVt has b""u Put out 81 commits
son a. DESTROYED hv wind and light,
Ming "~ b. collisions with trees and
'''HHg- bog. A. Do" has said. such mis-
A1r- fs"r" uo'hug. aerial navigation
= e'.. .r - infancy and Zach b-ca.
dow. '.T .'- ." inventor and fhnrr.
Gt'p. t.u.'. lessons
"" ... .r' 'nr' { l- merely "a question
~ F..' 80 Atian'ir Passage will
D. .... h..' .r.y When wind nrn kind
"iH OIL. '.. '...' power Of 'Nr drr.g,hr.
'.. ......r.. - Cfvf,T. turning
J. ..." toward Par. o. sht come H.
g. q! - tie way; probably something
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\ Practical Man.

Tn" shifting Of Roosevelt a. he goes 20
different parts Of the country - not What
would he characteristic Of = statesman ad.
vocatinE real principles IN which he 10
l"ved but a practical politician seeking 10
control party organization 10y tactics
which would do in one place and not IN
another might act ~ he acts
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-I"-s t""r AMI NOR" sport O.. the
Kaiser suggestion ~ German VnIv"r-
sIty STUDENTS fIr,t thing ve know be-
will hay" them hitting the line hard