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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24

Che bon Matthias @rab uno 8ittipe
3~ipeiter Che bon Sob. 8apttlt 8utiffe,
3aglobncr. g.: Suianna
&aeener. aft 80 Sabre, gbeirau bon
Sobann 0iaria 0eie, 8aufmauu.
Spfberiht. - aus Shlos Sobenz
burg pirp miteetbeilt: 9ic in lester
3eit burf oas 8epeitenbiireau SeroIb
III peridicbenen Iaaesbldttern pcrz
breiteten auhribten iiber eine Gers
lhltmmerung I'M Seftnben 2. 81. 8.
oes 8roBber5ogs beruben uuf Srrs
tbum. Der Suitanb bas boben &rans
fen lit naf nie Dor unperGnoert rno
gibt 3u ~feineriei 8eiorsniiien Inlab,
Die Seiuitrn . RieserlaHuna in
G,iremburg miro, nie mir einer 9otis
Der raolr. Golfssta.", e~ntnebmen,
mad Dem Vertauf bes Sciuitcnbeims
nift gan5 a%ufgehoben. Sic Heoafz
ton Der .Sttmmen aus Maria 2auh"
bletbt e~initpeileu in %2urembura, aud,
lit ni1t ausgeiflcHen, baB cine tlsine
Iieberlaiiun9 fir Die seelior9e nod,
ipeiterbin bleibt.
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mann Sr. Wieienbnh mtrb iiG in
8ien an Dem Merchandising 3iener
Neuitnbt - glibnpeit NIT leinem
@rightflieeer betheilissn.
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Tah ettpa ID Saaen miro pprausiihts
lid i'm Staottbeater bas Sbeataftiid
.ebanteeler" o Hoitano 8ur Iufs
fiibrune ~gelaneen nnb 3par Surdb Die
1ruppe bes 9beater Sorte ct. Mar
tin. Die Die erite Nuffiibrune oes 8oz
itaubihen Stiides in Iaris CAB. Die
8~or'teaun9 fol- nit iGmmtlifen IN
Rarts %gebrauobten &oltiimen uno
Oraperieen it%attfinoen.
a%neritaner ober 2urembnrser? =
Sm perfl. Dionat Sebruar nurbe elm
aus Gmerifd bier einaetroifeuer 9uz
%remburser. Der 33idbriaes Nif. &neps
Der, seboren aus 8onnefpSeg, Der lid
in Der Ypititrabe am 8abnboi niebers
geld'ien. perhoftet. @r itebt i'm Ser
oadte. elmer Yiib geiiie aus Gbicaao,
in beren Sienit er aIs Tiortucr itano,
am 5. Sanuar mittels ialiden
ShliiielS cine b~ebeutenbe @elbinmme,
iopie Supelen enttpenoet an bubcu.
8nepper cri6ien am 3ienstaa Dor Der
bieiisen Tnflaeefdnmsr. Die gu cnts
lbeioen bat. Oh err ais ,Imerican
9itisen" (dmerifaniifer giiraer) mad
gmerifa arseeltefert niro ODER niht.
Seiu Gert6eiotger ertldrtc. oab CT
tpeoer bic lnyembursiite RotionalitGt
perloreH, nod Die ameritanii6e anaes
nommen babe. alio nift ausaelieieri
peroen f6une. Inberieits entbGIt Der
Nuslteferunes : Wertrae nit Gmeriia
teine Mauiel be3. elmer Nuslicieruns
fpe9en 9iebifabls mitteIs ialiher
ShliifieI. Gin 0eteftio Der ,Vinfers
ton Hripate Detectipe Gompanp" lit
bereits aus Gmerifa IN 9uremturg
einsetroffen. Inn &nepper lin gmz
pfans 5u nebmen". uno mad benz
Yanfeelanbe a%baufiibren. (1urt llrs
tbeil bon beite Rorsen purSe bic
b~erIan9te Iuslteferung oes 8nepper
uertpeieert uno mub Der OR. 0eteftip
auein beimfabren, fpns fir i'm pers
orieBlih it, - g2ug. golfssts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24
Ans ben Der. 5taateu.
NOM
den 10. Me 1910.

[Fum N. e. Becker.]
File Leiden, ,wa s'erwecht,
Wor ct haut de Muorge schlecht,
Grad. as kwem dem Ster seng Straus
Hinnen durech d'Stir eraus.
Geschter gong 10 d'Welt re Gront,
Allies wat UNI Erderont -
Wann de schraleche Komet
Sech net hiatt eng Gretz ferspet.
Knapps mach hat ech ausgeschlof,
Lafen d'Leit schon OPP an of;
Guide Muorge ruffen sail,
T klengt We helle Jubelschall.
D'Sonn schengt haut eve all Dag,
Klor as d'Waszer an der Bach;
D'Wise sin och fresch a greng,
Blimcher hiewen d'Kappcher keng.
Fulle sanger d'Muorgeslitt,
Grad as weer neischt geschitt.
Diem, de blee weisZ a rot,
Hate guor keng Bang firm Dot.
D'Honn de billen mes EN- d'Haus,
Allies w0t sech keng eraus;
Hammer spillen an der CASE:
Gelt! mer hate geschter Spasz!
o, wat wor ct Muonchem bang
Fir dem domino Ster seng Sang!
File gof ct Angscht gemacht
An de 81 BRAT ausgelacht.
Dem, de jiddem Ster seng Bum
Lang schon deitlech ffrgezu'n,
OPP de mir albeit fertraut,
Danke mir fun Herzen haut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24

Seber Saa aibt Dir 5u benfen.
Sir 81 iiiblen ieber Sas;
Sober bat mas. mas bih trGnfen.
Gnpds, mas bib freuen mag.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16
Midway.

Miss +. Tichenor has gone to
Deming to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tingle are about to
move into the fine new house they
have just completed on their home
stead.
The box supper for the benefit of
the Midway school, was a most
gratifying success. Guests from
Mountainview, 'Hondale and Her.
manas came in such numbers that it
was necessary to increase the al
ready large supply, The young
folks entered into the numerous
games with such a degree of enjoy
ment, that even the old folks felt
young again. About 10 p. m. the
beautifully decorated boxes were
sold by the able auctioneer, Mr..
Kennedy. The good things being
disposed of the party went to the
Mashed D ranch where Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Gibson kept open house.
A. G. Harrison accompanied by Mrs.
Kennedy, furnished delightful dance
music. During the intervals much
amusement was caused by the
grabs" containing homemade can
dy as well as comical dolls. Mid
night came all too soon and the
merry makers departed, voting the
evening an unusual success.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16

Subscribe for the Graphic $500 a year
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16
The Gay Widow" wants to see
you tonight at the Crystal.

The Gay Widow" wants to 40,
you tonight at the Crystal.
The democratic mass meeting al
Bakers Hall yesterday afternoon
was well attended and was a regu.
lar love feast. Senator Upton called
the meeting to order and read a lit
tie article about republican bosses
and corporation lawyers, and an
nouncing himself as unalterably OBJ
posed to the constitution. Ney b.
German was elected chairman and
Lee o. Lester secretary. j. M.
Young, c. II. Hon and Il. +. Moran
were elected delegates and resolu-
tons adopted by practically unani-
nous vote instructing them to vote
and work as a unit against any at
tempt to commit the party or lis
members for or against the constitu-
ton, and in the event the Santa Fe
convention pledges the party for or
against statehood the democrats of
Luna county will do as they please.
believing IL to be a non-partizan
question.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16
From now until Christmas will
make reduction on boys suits
From $500 to $500
From $3.50 to $3.50
From $500 to $2.75
From $3.50 to $500
From $500 to $3.50
From $3.50 to $500
From $500 to $3.50
The Lindauer Mere. Co.
Plainview.
X. A. W.

Mr.. Pond has plastered his new
dwelling and will soon move in.
There are several persons in our
community seriously indisposed on
account of colds.
Mrs. Martha Harris has been at
the hospital several days, nursing
Tom Harris, who was severely in.
jured at the Deming Lbr. Co. yard
last Saturday.
W. j. Clevenger is hauling out the
material for his new home on the
northern half of section IA. Mr..
Clevenger says he has already OF
dered an outfit for pumping plant.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16
School Notes

Rita Wilkinson and Margaret
Rosch have been absent this week
The tennis courts have been
started again. We hope to be play
ing by the first of next week,
What's the matter with the
Freshmen? Why, they're studying
Shakespeare.
What makes the H. S. feel so
blue? It's almost Christmas vaca-
ton.
Lola Young has stopped school.
Lola was one Of the brightest of her
class. She is missed by all.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16
Pollard Elected President.

nv uie annual meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce, Wednesday
evening, there was a fine attendance
and splendid spirit manifested.
President Ely arrived on the even.
ing train fresh from the great land
show at Chicago where he was n
prominent factor in setting forth
The advantages of New Mexico and
Luna county in particular. He de-
llvered ripping" good speech on
the subject and was given a rousing
cheer. Secretary Bedichek made a
very exhaustive and satisfactory re-
port showing the splendid and eff
fectlve work of his office during the
past eight months.
treasurer Lester reported verbal
ly about $350.OO on hand. Other
committees made reports, the most
Important being by DR.. Moir of the
good roads committee and DR.
Swope of the entertainment COM
mittee.
When it came to the election of
officers, President Ely called DIR.
Steed to the chair. and in one of
the best nominating speeches the
English language could invent.
named A. W. Pollard to succeed
him in the chair to which he has
brought distinguished honor. He
spoke of the confidence people of |
all classes had in Mr.. Pollard, and
spoke of his marked success and |
good business sense and ability to
do things. Half dozen people
seconded the nomination and il went
through with rush. Had there
been the slightest breath of OPPOSE
lion Mr. Pollard would have de-
lined to serve.
Treasurer Lee O. Lester was re-
elected by reclamation.
Several names were suggested for
directors, the following being the
rider of those who received the
highest votes: w. f. Holt, DR.. J.
!, Moir, John Humid, c. j. Laugh
'en, John Corbett, N. A. Bolich and
(. {. Ely. Mr.. Bolich, however.
or business reasons, thought it best
lot to serve and at the first meet
ny Of the board the following
morning, Roy Bedichek was unani-
nously elected.
In his address of acceptance.
resident Pollard said he expected
he hearty cooperation of every
BUSINESS and commercial interest in
)eming and vicinity to join in max
ny this region the most famous in
he Southwest He is willing to
ontribute of his time and money to
eneiit the town and country and
Xpects other people who receive
many times the benefits that come
o him to cheerfully bear their part
t the burden, very sensible no.
ion. h
AT the Thursday morning meet |
ny, John Corbett and DR.. Moir
'ere elected first and second vice {
residents, and vigorous campaign ,
'as planned for the succeeding
ear. Now lets all get busy and
ush.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16
Post Office Hints for the Hol-
idays.

See that your parcels are securely
wrapped and tied, fully prepaid by
by stamps affixed, plainly addressed
and your name and address thereon.
These details will prevent delay in
dispatching and avoid trouble for
postal employees.
All sealed articles or parcels so
wrapped as to be not easily opened
for examination, first class 2 cents
an ounce.
Valuable articles should be reg.
istered.
Don't wait until the last minute
to send your Christmas parcels.
Delays during the holiday rush are
sometimes unavoidable.
If parcel is received to your ad.
dress you will be notified by card
in your box or in the general de-
livery. If you are not so notified
it will not be worth while asking
the clerk Have you package for
me-"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16

Now boost the Chamber Of Com
merce.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16
Woman's Club Notes.

The Woman's Club met with Miss
Hodgdon on Wednesday afternoon.
A very instructive program on Ma
poleon was given under the leader
ship of Mrs. Olson. Roll call was
answered by short biography of
French authors. Napoleon's early
life. Mrs, Pollard; rise and fall of
Napoleon, Mrs. Moir; Josephine,
Mrs. Swope; Battle of Waterloo,
Mrs. Laughren; The Reign of Louis
XVIII, Mrs. McTeer; Louis Philippe,
Mrs. Hoffman; lamartine, Miss
Hodgdon.
The Club adjourned for the holi-
days. Their next meeting will be
Jan. A, at the home of Mrs. Holt.
Leader, Mrs. Swope.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16
OFFICE ON GOLD AVENUE PHONE 1919
CONTEST No. 2iS5. SERIAL 0S3SO
Contest Notice

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Las Cruces, N. M
December II, 1910.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by Alex Nc.
Daniel, contestant, against homestead
entry, No. 033S0 (033S0). made July
@, 1909, for set sec. 10. twp. 26s.
range 9w. NM = Meridian. by Win A.
Harding, contestee, in which il is al
legged that said contested, has wholly
abandoned said tract; that he has
changed his residence therefrom for
more than six montha since maxim
said entry and; that said tract is no.
settled upon and cultivated by said
party MS required by law.
Said parties are hereby notified TO APP
pear, respond, and offer evidence touch.
ing said allegation at 10 o'clock n. m, on
Feb. II 1911. before U. S. Commissi.
oner, Il. Y. McKeyes at Deming, New
Mexico; and that final hearing will be
held at 10 o'clock a. M, Oh Feb. "a, 1911,
before the Register and Receiver at
the United Sta es Land Office In Las
Cruces, New Mexico.
The said contestant having in prop.
er affidavit, filed December Ia. 1910, set
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service OF this notice
can not be made. IL is hereby ordered
aud directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
decl6ianl3 JOSH GONZALES, Register
-----------------~-------
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16
PERSONAL.

!. Richard Young Is the new clerI
! at Bolich's.
Sam Clark worshipped at Silve
City, Sunday.
j. c. WilmarIh Of the Herald wa
IN the city yesterday.
Harry Straight of Los Angeles /,
visiting his old friend, d. j. Phillips
John Corbett was in Albuquerque
Wednesday on business.
Robt. G. Wren returned to Ciene.
ga, Sinaola, Mex, after attending
the funeral of his father and sister.
J. c. Echlin Of Morepci. took his
I'D !. 0. o. +, degree here, Monday
night.
Henry Jarisch of Bisbee was here
looking after his land intereses last
week.
Lafayette Leach, of Keokuk,
Iowa. is the new expert tailor at
Solnar's.
John Corbett and r. +. Hamilton
were in Lordsburg on legal bust.
ness last week.
Will Coleman, who has been hav-
ing some good training in Los An
geles, is the new and very efficient
clerk at Carskadon's.
Erastus Moore of Beallsville.
Ohio. is the guest of his son, Rev.
z. Moore. He will probably remain
IN the sunshine state all winter.
Mrs. Ralph Greason, baby Greas-
on and grandpa Capt. Henry Eide
have arrived in Deming after an ex-
tended eastern tour. Ralph smiles.
DR.. Stevenson was in consulta.
ton with DR.. Steed in Mrs. Doder.
er's case, Saturday, and it is with |
much pleasure that we announce |
her slight improvement.
Delegate NJ. l.. Stern of Albu-
querque, was welcome GRAPHIC
caller, Saturday. He says he has
travelled all over the territory and
that statehood will carry by a big
majority.
Hon. j. E. Clark, superintendent
Of public instruction was in the city
IN official business this week. II is
m open secret that Supt. Clark will
succeed himself because of the
of excellence and efficiency
maintained in his department.
Ralph c. Ely returned from his
'ery successful Chicago land show
rip, Wednesday evening, accom-.
'anied by his wife and daughters,
Helen and Margaret, who have
'een having a seven months delight
ul sojourn with relatives in Michi-
ran, but who are rejoiced to return
q the land Of sunshine. Welcome.
hrice welcome home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16

Mrs, c. l.. Baker and brother de
sire to thank the mauy friends who
were so kind on the occasion of the
death of their brother.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-12-16
Tossell & Son S
Wood For Sale.

Mesquite Wood, cut and
corded. viii deliver or sell
at ranch, II miles north of
town. "A. D. TYLER.
45-2w*
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
ENTIRE JURY PANEL DISMISSED
kudue Kcsstea Takes Drastsu Action tn Lee o'fteii Browne Bssbery
 case tn chic1o0

Chicsg0 Ane 18,-The second Le< 0'Neil Browne legislative bribery tIial reached Q dramatic climax. when sftef q hearing replete with sensattons, Judge Kereten d1smissed the enaira fifth panel of tg Yeniremen on tha groUads that an effort had been made to influence tho possible 3urasts.
 The court declared that tho tamper' ing with the veniremen vas not only contempt but 0 felony and saii if ha could, learn the identity uf persons guiity ud the interference fe would os> der them committed to 5all
 ft was reported around the criminal court building that a special jury be called fn inquire into the alleged tampering with sbe veniremen. State Attorney Waymsn refused to acknowk edgA however. that he contemplated making such move at this tma Chargee and counter charges followed the dismissal of the panel The de fense said 1t would sobmtt to Judge Kersten afiidvfts that some os the state investigators tried to induce them to convscs B1Uuua yodgo Kera ten called fhs vvufremer into his uiloe and sworn statements vers made in regard tp the tampsafns
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
The nlssis.ippr os s.ssess.

A street Is Ike a river. with its hu man current carrying sil manner o' drift between tts banky d residences Q shops on ettfHr side And if thil sfmile ue appropriate. then BroadwaJ ts the Mississippi u1 streets Prob ably no other avenue in the world pre- szissS Sa many contrasts s;;s ssihss :Hsso,:: cam and 3etsam it carries from liar lem to the Battery. Every type of hn naanity- -uprooted sapaings 1rum farms and oveharda proud hulied craft in si]k- end ssk4ns-m he descy4ed in the surg1nG mass. Bunker and boot olacA hs ywAgger1ng swell and ths draggied dereiict walk shoulder to shoulder rush. rether. for Broadway is maeistron the embodiment of Now Tork'B bustie and hurry. the place where nothing can stand stili. Richard Harding Davis once said that everybody -t,eene to be trying to reach tho bank tD hEve a check cashed before shrae 6csccks
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
mURDERS AND SUICIUEy
 ARE RAPIDLY INCREASING
q 0anltay4usu Superintendent Sayh snsansty 10 fhe One Great Csuee
 and R ls Also Increasing
 sa Alarming Rate U

Washington, Ane f7s---xuYtsfs srv tncreaSina and suicides gaintns bead way in shs United 6tAtes ell due ta insanity. according to DR & H Keb logs. supertutendezf d Q ssnstaztuIn at Rattls Creck. Mich xls uasd today: {:
 ~Ihers wess ioyoo0 murders In this country kaGt ycar-&vice RS many fn proportion Co tha population as tn nr dka Ae 6or suicides thess were l7,O00 in Chis country kast vear, an fnrzeaas df b0 per ccBx In seven yearR
 ~ED@nlsy ks undoubtedly the 0na great cause fcr insanity ftseif tH iu- csvasfng d an alarming rate. n n nut generally knDwH thzs thev arc ie0. GOO ips&szs tn fhe asysums of ths Uuised 6tn*es. A gSeater purnb~v aa liberty. fnsaHsfy fs undoubtedly re sgonsible nor &ucn attacks ss thak made on Mayor Gsynps. prcstdenk Mo Kinley end strzlaS msEdercssg sc facka"
 b. Kellgs wsss ansrd wrre oe thought about Ssndins missionaries sn India.
 '.Tns grez7 uucssSum a nna how tD c1vilige the neafncn.- hg ez46 ~b,n how tU gct cbs neafnu ruA ab ciss civilization"
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
TO START FOUNDATION
 FOR THE UNEMpiO OTEf
An EnsTlsh FlasneIet Gvss s1,ooosoe' fos Benefit of poo< EaaItsh sn Germany and Poor Germans
 kn England.

,Berlin. Aug. a8--SiP Eruest CassoA the English hnancier has arrsnSen aa corfing to an announcement uan Nere to estabIssh 6 foundation M sl 000yOo0. the income from wnicn fs z be used for the bene6e oe ppoS Ger mans seeking employment tn England and poor British subtects seeking worA fp Germany. The ncv foundR tfon win be tn memory o1 the krs1 King Edvard vf Ensisnd ~ho wes 2 friend of Sir Erneos and with whom the finsrscier wea closely associated many yeers~ He wss enUns tne kass persons to be seoelxod bG tho kfrs os 6ure hts 0cath
 Theodore wUll sdsUs uf the Tasv b1atk vaso makes the announcement adds that he hearns Chat King Georgs and Queen Mary uk Grzt BFstsfns chs Queen Mother. Alexandra. and Elm peros William and Empress Augusta of Germany have agreed tp act aa Ua frous pf the fund
 Sir Ernest. though q Brstish sub 5ect, has retained his interest fn h,< native land. Germany. He was noyn in Cologne. Che son of a German 6sukex in 1S52, and in addition to his Engiis1 knfghthood- he wears the Osz1er pf th< Gross of Prussia. firse cfsss uur uf sh< nfshest German decurstfonA
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
DEATH OF CHllss PRESIDENT
Alter Ills Arrival From MeW vork.

London Aug President Pedro Montt os Chile arrived al Bremen on the steamship Kaieer Wilhelm der Crosse in the morning His death oc' cured at l1:50 o'clock at night II was due to a recurrence of heart dis ease, foilowtns recent attach s ars gina pectorfe.
 Pedro Montt became president of Chile September IS. 1906, and his term Of office extended to 1911. He suc ceeded German Riesco as chief execp tive He was elected by an enormous majority and was supported by 8 real ly national party.
 He and his wife were in New Yora B week ago They sailed on the stearn ship on which Mayor Gaynor uas shot Senor Moutf saw the shooting
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
'TWOCROsSCHANNEL
eo1eANT AND sttS MECHANIC aaAk6 4 7RsLAIAssr Ft-&c<tT
 sh BtpksAa6s
la IKE PARIS -To-loaDOs RACE
Tnp Fsrss T1me . pssss~Gss l<ae eeen Carried Across the Doves e<ssits by An Avlator--ysip eeads Ia ThiFsy 9cvea kiawteA

EeaA Engsand. Aug aa-fn uDe a tns most bsi}lieak fights sinne Chasaes 64 Rulle crossed tAe English Channel esvsca. and the first in whsch pee sengef was carried. Mo<sssnt ths yurna Spanish sviatos. haa zossad kaom France tu England
 D wae the eDcnasd leg of tno Rsrfs-fD London fiigha and there ie 0Vesy kndi cakson ehak tne aviator end his ne chantc. in their BseEfot munoptans win land sassly fn London
 Wssu win Two PvtxeA
 Mosssant as once began preparing tc continue the trip to London, the com plotton os which will bring him the cup and prize ofeTe6 0y 0 London newspaper for Ehe cosxso. and the pro ceeds of the subscription raised iD England tor Grahame Whtta wntcb the unsuccessful competitor fD ths fundon- PeT1s- Manchestes flight esnes ossly offered oe prize fpS the PartS to1mdon competition
 siubers Latham, who started from fAy. a euourb of PartA to race Mois cant eu London. had series of unfor tunate accidents. the hasa et Amiens. eliminating in the total wrecktng of his machine as he was preparing to resume the flight Latham escaped in- tn1ureds bus is oys 0 the raca
 4 esroas Wind Prevailed.
 gfcissant's Journey eoSuse the chan nel with hls mechanic. Albert, was ac companied with an ease and brilliancy which surpasses the feats of Bler1ot De iesseps and Sh5 unfortunate Rolls, whose machines were burdsned only with the piiots Tn crossing the straits. The trip was accomplished in strong breeze. the wind betng 90 high that ex perienoed exfa<nra 1pnknd on the stArt aa tociiah.
 10 vas such ( wind as repeatedly de .erred Blerfot, Latham and other avfA ,ora from sftempting the passage of she straits. and correspondence who lad witnessed the earlier attempts to TOSS the channel confidently wired heir papere that MoissAuf would not stsrt bcfose evening Enm me rtnd vas expected tn falA
 Ne1srshslesA ss soon as fle cDu5u asvsnse ros . French torpedo boat co fol,uv o4m scroea che channel Mois sane txuncfcd hia ssruplane from the citffs neas Calais at los45 ooSock m the nurnfne and started fIp Cbe Eng Itsh 1DcA
 6euufufyet by e#e Cold
 1lDtssans waA expected to land ss Dp~eA bsk wus driven a 'cew miles north and mode the cuaae hear Deal passing ovee Weimes Castle and the marine barracks al lfil5 o'clock. Ills was unable Do continue the journey sp London. 90 numfed wae he by the cold, and landed neaS TilmanstouA $ short distance from Deai
 The tr1p from Calsis tu TilmAD stone occupied approximately S7 min utes