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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
! ssl0NEE Of MORTGAGES, SALE
4 OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
IN Westminster. Carroll County, Md.

b virtue Of the powers Of sale con-
tanned in two mortgages, VIZ: Mary
Z Noel and George T. Noel, her hus-
band, to Alfred Stevenson. bearing
daIe on the 9th day of January, 1901,
and recorded among the real etsate
Mortgage records of Carroll County,
IN IibeT, ]. H. B.. No. ID, folio SIS,
&c. and Martin Walter Noel and wife,
Mary Elizabeth Noel and husband,
and Thadeous Lee Noel and wife to
The Manchester Bank OF Carroll Coun-
Z. body corporate of the State of
Maryland, bearing date on the 18th
day of May. 1903, and recorded among
the Real Estate Mortgage Records OF
Carroll County. IN Hber DPS. No.55,
folio 468, &c, which said mortgages
have been duly assigned to ]. Ezra
Stem. the undersigned. will offer at
public sale, on the premises, situate
On Webster and High streets. in the
Eastern section of Westminster, In
said county and State, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1910,
At Il o'clock a. m, the following
property: All that lot OF ground con-
tanning ga ACRES OF LAND. more
or less, In fine state of cultivation;
has fine well Of water On L, lying
upon High street. and about 100 yards
from Baltimore : ReisteraioHn Turn
pike road. formerly being part of the
Fair Grounds.
Al those Two lots OF ground sit
uate on the east side OF Webster
street. containing 1892 square feet
Of land, more or less. One LOT Is Inn
proved by . IHo story
Frame Weatherboarded -
Dwelling House. and u.s. e.
M outbuildlnEa. and the D
other lot lying adjacent thereto, un-
improved and worthy OF attention.
Also all that lot OF ground lying
On the West corner of Webster and
HIKh streets: improved b. = frame
Weatherboarded House, containing 6
rooms. and usual outbuildlnEs. fruit
Of all kinds. and containing 1879
square feet Of land. more OF less
Also all those THREE lots lying
contiguous 10 each other. situate on
uIEh street and Reisterstovu Turn
PIKE road. containing 1850 square
feet Of land. more or less. Improved
b. Two story frame Carpenter Shop;
In good state Of cultivation.
The above znI. 5rd and 4th proper
tIea are supplied b. water from West
minister Water Company: beautifully
located. convenient 20 stores. schools
and churches and worthy attention OF
purchasers
This property II sold b. request.
For information call upon Or address
undersigned If Westminster. I'D.
Terms OF sale .=-One-thlrd cash on
ratification NJ sale. balance In two
equal payments Of and i months.
from day Of sale: credit payments 10
bs secured b. he note or notes Of the
purchasers. bearing interest from day
n zaIe. or all cash upon ratification
II desired b. The purchaser
! cash deposit Of 500 VII be re-
auIfed OF the purchaser Of each prop
HHI9 On day 81 #aie
]. EZRA STEM,
Assignee Of Mortgages.
Eaza = gtnFkzHzIH Solicitor aan1 IL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30

With the short crop Of hay which
Has raised n % many sections this
year there ought to be den1aLd at
good prices for al the surplus bright,
well cured corn fodder which the fore
handed man viii secure.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30

AFTER
SUFFERING
FORYEARS
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
ham, Vegetable Compound
Park RapIds. MInn.--"I Was sick z

IHtf.- @6 fEh IUE
years wIIemssing
through Change
of LifeBnd was
hardly able to be
around.After tax
ing six.lWttles of
Lydia EIInkham's
Vegetable Com
pound Imlned 20
|poun de.am now
able to Llomy own
or. feel
wel1.''1H Ed.
LA Dou.ark Rap
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30
: TToRNEY.s SALE
= 0F
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
II unlost0wn District In Carroll c0un-
=. Maryland.

re undersigned. by virtue Of the
power aud authority contained In a
loser Of attorney from Lydia / Bru-
bHEef TO him. bearing date On he nth
a. Of September. In the Yaar 1910,
ID recorded among the EHnd Rec
orb Of Carroll County. In I.Iler o. d..
{. sss lis. folio 2f6. &c. VII offer
q public sale On the premises. aear
unIontown. In Carroll county. Mary
Ind On
SATURDAY. OCTOBER slh. 1910,
n o'clock. ?. N. all that part Of the
land and premises. situate IN Union
foan district. IN Carroll county. Md.
mentioned In IHa proceedings filed In
cause No. III Equity. IN The Cir
CD Court for Carroll County, and re-
corded among the chauneeY Records
of he Circuit Court for Carroll coun-
i. IN Equity. n IJber F. 7. s. No
=. folio /. - owned b he said
LYDIA n. Brnnzker. and b her con-
FeYed TO the undersigned. b said
Power OF Attorney. aggregaIing
II ACRES n land. Mere or Less.
The aforesaid land and premises be-
lnK that land sad premises less the
several tracts heretofore conveyed of
he same By the said Lydia I. Bru-
baker and huzbandl which we're al
l0IIed To the ID Lydia Z Drnbaker
b The return Of the Commissions and
Ihs decree Of ne said Circuit Court
Tor Carroll County. sitting as a
Court OF Equity. md is more particu-
Iafly mentioned md described BY said
return. decree and exhibits fled In
said Equity eauaz No. I161.
Thia property In known as the
Home Farm md adjolns the town of
TnIontown. and Is one Of the most
desirable farms in that locality. The
improvements thereon consist of q
- story Frame and
Brick Dwelling House, 4SS
bzak barn Nth shed - 49,
attached, wagon shed. zzzz@zzzlasals
Grain shed, With hennery attached.
wood house, smoke house. hog pen
and all other necessary ouIbnildtngs.
: good well Of water at barn and a
IIne spring Of water, which supplies
the house By ram and pump. rne
orchard In bearing.
There Is about % acres ~ fine
TIMBER land Fencing in eood con-
dillon. The land Is under me state
Of cultivation.
Terms of saIe.-0ne-third cash on
daY of sale or within ten days from
Iay of sale. one-third IN sIx months
and the other one-third n twelve
months from The day of sale. or If
desired by tie purchaser or purchas-
era. all cash On the day q sale or
within ten days from the day Of sale;
the credit payments to be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser or pur-
chasers, with approved security. bear
Ing interest from the day Of sale. The
purchaser or purchasers Of said land
and premises I'll be required TO pay
100000 cash On the day Of sale on
account OF the purchase money.
: plat OF the property vii be shown
On the day Of sale.
For further information apply to the
undersigned.
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS,
Attorney for Lydia e. Brubaker.
Roberts & Grouse, Attorneys.
seD23-ts ]. n o. Smith, Auct
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30

The Kind Of road building that the
country rs whole is most IN need Of
Is not the improving Of highways con-
Meeting large eeniers Of population aud
running across states, over which auto
owners can speed their cars ut a thir.
u mile an hour clip. leaving the high.
way strewn With little pig aud chick.
ems. but 1t l. such Improvement Of
main roads leading Into myrlad towns
every where a will make II p0zsl.
Bile for tillerz of the soil 10 haul big
loads Of produce 10 market II mini.
mum Of llme an1 exnense. Well aud
good IL The Improvement Of these
roads happens IL suit The convenience
Of the oWners NJ automobiles. hut that
their desires should be considered 81
paramount importance In outlining n
campaign of highway improvement In.
folfes un utter mlsconeepiIen ~ the
chief reasons which make The gospel
IF good ronds IN lnsisieHI md vital
consideration n the present time.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30
WoriDnmemlerIn.

One of the delegates 10 The con
Yention OF the Negro Business Men. :
league In Nex York was worth ST.
~ .DO0"
Here's a pointer for the ealored
brother"
Let's have t.
THAT delegate didn't make bis
money shooting craps
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30

Il Is now pretty generally conceded
TINT a dog going from bogpcn or
feel lot WHERE there Ii hog cholera
may carry The germs 10 nearby farms
In the sane MY the ehalera germs
my be transported on IL boots u
owners or hIresi help who my have
my be said - ing cholera. i L rstnb.
llshed beyond question til II Is q
hIEhly contagious germ disease aud
TIM 10 efaalz BE II or prevent II
zhreud the Eame general methods
shauld be employed rs hsaIfh officers
employ ia III eaHe ~ smallpox. dlph.
thefiu aud Scarlet fever isolation.
HnarnntininE ~ disinfHefI.n
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30
= Reliable Medicine :. NOT : NARCOTIC

Hnz. r. Narti st. Joe. Mich. saYz Felsy's Hen.
p I'D Tar Aaysd hHH IiItla boy life she writes
Oar little boy contracted AsseHs IH.nf bal roa b.
i md a. I b DEBTORS medicine ID nel cure him.
| zaTe him FoleyH Honey and TsE N which have
HIazI faith. fteuHed he cough I'll the ehok-
IN md gsERinF ansllH. and be got 4.l In shors
Tine. Fosy'H Honey and Tar haH many tinasz
sassd vs. much trouble and we srs nsser without
Il IN the house. Tor sale By ShzH Drug Co.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30
: ssIdNEE o. M0RTdAdEE,s SALE
Il OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
n Manchester District, Carroll coun-
t.. Maryland.

By virtue Of tho power and author
IT contained n the Mortgage from
George Zimmerman and wife. TO John
IenIgraft, dated the 18th daY Of May,
!. D. 1885. and recorded among the
nsnl Estate Mortgage Records Of Car
roll county. In IIber q. :. II. No. %.
folio 2s7. &c. md duly assigned to ].
Era Stem, which said assignments
are recorded n the foot OF aid mort
gage. &c, am also by virtue Of the
power and authority contained in the
mortgage from jacob aedding,
and Mary ueddlng, h wife,
10 The Union Bridge Banking and
Trust Company. > body corporate of
lhs State OF Maryland, bearing date on
the 18th day O April. A. L 1905, and
recorded among the real estate mort
gage records Of Carroll county. in
LIbeT ID. ?. 3. No. g.. folio 10. &c.
and duly assigned TO J. Ezra Stem. the
undersigned vi offer nj public sale
On The premises. situate On The new
public road. leading from SnYdersburg
10 The Manchester road. being mile
north OF gnydeHHInfg, on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBE. 4,

\ .. 1910. al i o'clock n. all that
parcel Of land. containing = Acres -
IH.a- more o. ieHa. improved by n
Boarded housa. barn.
anI all Other usual nnIhuildinKa.
Small stream q water passing through
he farm being The property known
= he George Zimmerman property.
aHIoIns the lands Of Jeremiah SLAMS
hurY and John fingling. and now Ia
tHs possession II jacob neaaInH.
AIao immediately after Ihs ale OF
II. above reaI estate, ths following
personal property will b I'D. VIZ
zUHHai horaa. uHmad Dock about :
years old Tn HuIHe. named Charley. .
about 10 yeanz I'D. Red -. named
red 20. named sIHzla. light
heller. named MILLER. 2-huHHH wagon,
IlIekIord a Hoffman drlll. snTIsg tooth
HzHH1N. furfaz HIa8. fHiliH#Ia1 buggy
I=HoFas spfinE wagon. with -. Cham
uIau mower. Champion reaper spaBE.
II corn planter double shovel plow
- II lead harness. complete with
collar. bride 81 names - Of the
aHaxs property ~ Ia the session
. Iaeob RedaHE. and nuun he Real
Ezata above described.
- further information II upon
- undersigned II Westminster. Md
TnIa property = sell worthy the at
Ien1Ien Of purchasers
Terms of sac y Real Estate One
hid cash on - Of sale. o. apoh the
thereof by the Court. the
balance ln Ia Huual payments Of s
- L months from day of Hale. de-
IaFTsd payments bearing interest nom
lie day Of HaIs. and secured BY the
purchaser of purchasers noIss. with
security. or all ezzh II de-
HITa1 by the purchaser : deposit OF
$4,000 will be required from pnrehas~
= n day Of zaIs.
Terms Of szIs OF Personal Prop
-. All anm. of $40 OF under cash
- aay of sale balance IN months
rom day Of sc. secured b he notes
NJ ne purchasers. With approved Sc
eurIiY. bearing interest. 70 property
= l. removed until settled for
J. EZRA STEM.
Assignee OF Mortgage.
to l.. stoekHdaIe. Solicitor.
- rs -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-30

J EZRA STEM.
Assignee Of Mortgages.
Co. I. StoekzdzIn. Solicitor sep9-ts
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
AMERICAN FORCE LAMBS.
100 U. s. Bluejackets Are On Guard
At Bluefields.

Blueields. Nicaragua. Especial -
The United States gunboats Dubuque
and Paducah landed 100 bluejackets
here to protect American interests
in Bluefields and to prevent fighting
within the town limits. The Ameri-
can force is prepared for any emer-
gency, having taken ashore several
field guns and rapid-irers.
This is the first occasion that it
has been deemed advisable to send
bluejackets ashore from the Ameri-
can warships on Nicaraguan terri
tory. Landing parties were held in
readiness on the America ships when
-AoS ugn5eIBoIN eq4 10 seoIoJ eqq
eminent and the provisional govern
ment opposed each other several
months ago, but it was not necessary
to send the men ashore.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
A WORLDS TRIBUTE.

In every city in England, in
Canada, in every British possess
sion, in all the European capi-
tails, in Japan and in Washington
and other American cities me-
mortal services were held.
Nearly 100000 people in the
crush and jam in London to see
the procession.
Hundreds of women tainted in
the oppressive heat in the crowds.
The ambulance corps rendered
aid to over 5000 persons and 15,-
600 were injured and overcome
in the crush.
Thirty thousand troops and 81
600 police lined the route and
kept back the crowds.
Emperor William. King George
and half dozen other ruling
monarchs and other royalties
rode horseback in the cortege.
Colonel Roosevelt rode in a
carriage with Foreign Minister
Pichon of France.
The Archbishop of Canterbury,
assisted by the Archbishop Of
York and several bishops, con-
Quoted the services in Windsor.
King Edwards remains now lie
in the crypt Of st. Georges Chap
Eel Royal, Windsor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
Electricity Kills Trainmen.

St. Louis. Mo. Especially Two
trainmen were killed and their
bodies cremated by $4,000 volts of
electricity when Peoria sleeper on
the Illinois Traction system collided
with an electric freight train near
Lovelace, Ill. The passengers in the
sleeper escaped with slight bruises.
Overhead electric wires fell on the
cars in the freight train and set fire
to the wreckage. The men killed
were caught in the wreckage.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
ODDS AND ENDS.

Philippine tapioca -four is now on
the market.
Norway imports over 100000
worth of fruit annually.
In the worlds production of paper
Germany's yearly output stands sec
ond only to that Of the United States.
Gutta percha is poor conductor
of electricity. for which reason it is
most successfully used for the insu-
lation of electric cables and other
electric conducts. Friction causes
negative identification
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
Boys Played Suicide.

Pittsburg, Pa. Especially Joseph
Klein, IL years old. was fatally shot
and John Allen, aged II, who admits
having shot his companion. and an
other boy. who witnessed the shoot
ing, declare that the three were
playing suicide, Allen has placed
the revolver at Klein.s head, in
structing him how to commit sui
eide, when the weapon was accident
ally discharged The bullet passed
through KIein's head back Of the
right ear
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
SOCIETY NAN 10 PRISON.
Convicted At Cleveland OF Attempt
At BIaekmaiI.

Cleveland. o. Especially Harry
Morris, the young society man who
was convicted Of attempted black
mail, left here in custody for Fort
Leavenworth. Kan, where he will
begin the two-year sentence to which
he has been condemned. Morris had
been granted stay of execution,
but he waived this, preferring to
begin his punishment at once.
y Mrs. D. 0. Caswell, the widow OF
g wealthy clubman, was the com-
plainant in the case. Morris was
convicted of having sent her letters
demanding $4,000 on pain OF having
her house burned and her two chill
dren kidnapped.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
No Pictures In Pants.

Wellesley, Mass. Especially In ac-
cordance with new faculty edict
no photographs of Wellesley College
students who take part in college
plays in mems costumes may be
made. So far as is possible. the facul-
will attempt to have all existing
photographs of girls playing mascu-
line characters cut on at the waist.
The action was taken because of the
recent publication Of the pictures OF
two Wellesley girls in full mems
regalia trousers and all.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
Robbed while They Slept.

Newark, N. j. (SpeciaD While
Samuel vogel and his wife, Of New
ark. N. j., slept soundly burglars
entered their home and stolesa hand
bag containing jewelry worth $10,-
900 from under the pillow beneath
Mrs Vogel's head and 5000 in cash
from her husbands pockets. The
paid did not discover their loss until
they awoke. VOCAL, who is mid
dle-aged shopkeeper, had put the
savings of a lifetime into diamonds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
Prepaid His Funeral.

San Francisco Especially In view
of thousands Of persons, Nicholas
Lichankis leaped 800 feet to his
death from the eighteenth floor of
the Claus Spreckles Building at
Third and Market Streets. His body
was crushed into a shapeless mass
on the pavement. On his person was
found an undertaker's receipt for
SIS in payment for his funeral ex-
penSeS.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
A DARING ROBBERY
IN PEANSY DEPOT
Three Packages, Containing
$32,O24.M, Stolen.
Station Agent At OH city, Pa, Was
Only 200 Feet Away From ONCE
Where The Money Was When
The Theft Was Perpetrated--De-
tectives Believe 1t Is The Work
OF Only One Man.

OIL City, Pa. Especially Three
packages Of money containing $780,
024.24 were stolen from the Penn
sylvania depot here at $50 A. M,
while John j. Turby. the station
agent, was loading baggage onto a
Battle-Ground train. The money was
being shipped by the Adams Express
Company to Philadelphia.
The railroad detectives investigat-
ing the robbery are of the opinion
that the theft was the work of one
man unaided, who knew that the
money was in the depot and who
knew just where it was located.
The Pennsylvania Railroad pay
car arrived in Oil City late and turn
ed over to the day station agent
three packages wrapped in manila
paper containing $32,024.24, which
were receipted for in the name of
the Adams Express Company. The
money was consigned to the treas
urer's Office of the Pennsylvania
Railroad in Philadelphia. The pack
ages proved to be too bulky for stor-
age In the small depot safe and
Night Agent TRULY placed them
under sack behind the ticket coun-
ter, covering them carefully. There
was no one in the depot at the time.
At $50 A. M, a Battle-Ground
Pennsylvania train pulled into the
station and TRULY stepped onto the
platform. The door is self-locking.
While about 200 feet from the depot
Office TRULY saw by the light Of the
station platform lamp that the Office
door was not closed. Hurrying back
he ran into the Office and i'm
mediately discovered that the three
packages of money were missing.
Shouting loudly he attracted the
attention of five policemen, who were
within a block of the place. A hur-
ried search of the train and vicinity
of the station was made with no
result.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
'WASHI|vGTO
! BY TELEGRAPH

The naval bill, carrying appropria-
lions aggregating approximately $134,-
100000, in which provision is made
for two Dreadnought battleships,
was passed by the Senate The
measure carries $3,0OO,000 more
than the bill as 1t passed the House.
The proposed appropriation of
$250,000 to pay the expenses Of the
tariff board, recommended by Presi-
dent Taft, was stricken from the
Sundry Civil bill in the House on
the point Of order by Mr.. Fitzgerald. ).
of New York.
The Department Of Justice is in
vestigating the high price of lumber,
with the view of determining wheth-
er the so-called Lumber Trust can
be reached under the Antitrust
Law.
No new irrigation projects will be
started by the government within
the next 10 years said Director New
ell, of the reclamation.
President Taft next week will Wis
it New York, Bryn Mawr, Ada, o.,
Detroit, Jackson and Monroe, Mich.
Before the Senate Committee hear
ing arguments on the bill for a de-
partment of health, Arthur e. HOl-
den, an official of the Federation Of
Labor, denounced the Bethlehem
Steel Company's mills as human
slaughter-houses.
Dr.. ]. s. Fulton, with other medi-
cal men, appeared befort the Senate
Committee in favor of the proposed
department of health.
The Senate Committee favorably
reported the House bill requiring
wireless apparatus on ocean-going
vessels.
Representative Longworth, in q
speech in the House defending the
Tariff Law, advocated tariff board.
Domicio Da Cana has been slated
| to become Brazilian ambassador to
the United States.
The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations reported to the Senate a
bill extending to the United States
consular districts of China the phar-
macy laws of this country, which
aims at the suppression of opium
trific.
Herman Sielcken, a New York cof-
fee importer, told the House Ship
Subsidy Investigating Committee
that the middleman's profit on coffee
in Is cents a pound.
Speaker Serjio Osmena, of the
Philippine Assembly, cabled to Dele
gate Quezon declaring that the Fill
pinos' desire for independence re-
mains unalterable.
The naval appropriation bill was
recommitted to the Committee on
Naval Affairs by the Senate for
amendment.
President Taft denied with en-
phasis the story that he spoke in
terms of opprobrium Of the insur-
gent senators.
John A. Kasson. former United
| States minister to Austria and Ger
many, died in Washington.
| The Navy Year Book shows that
the United States ranks second to
Great Britain in the total displace-
ment of its warships.
Kerby, the stenographer, and As
| sistant Attorney General Lawler tes-
titled before the Senate committee
| investigating the Ballinger charges,
and some lively tilts occurred.
The Bureau of Labor has begun
study of Industrial education in the
United States.
The War Department estimates
that it will cost half a million to
raise the wreck of the Maine in Ha-
vana harbor.
| The citizens of New Orleans are
making strong bid for the ex-
position to mark the opening Of
the Panama Canal.
a. + ls.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
Kills His Rescuer.

Lakeville, Mass. (Special) Two
lives were lost in Lake Assawampsett
when John =. Gallagher, Boston
telegraph operator, went down, car
rying with him in frenzied death
grasp Adam Bopp, Middleboro
shoemaker, who was trying to save
him. Bopp was 10 years old. Gal
lagher, who was slightly crippled,
was out alone in a rowboat, when
suddenly he shouted loudly for help
and jumped overheard.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
COLLEGE GIRL AS FLEECER.
Worked With Convict And Defrauded
Dressmakers.

Boston Special Headquarters
inspectors are trailing young wom-
an known as Radcliffe graduate
and admitted to be such by her COM
panion, Frederick Roland, former
State prison convict, sentenced to 81
months in the House of Correction.
The woman is the daughter of
wealthy parents, well dressed and
spends money literally. She, assist
ed by the convict, fieeced fashionable
dressmakers, milliners and other
tradesmen Of more than $1,000
worth of goods.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
WRIGHT MACHINE IMPROVED.
Army Man Makes A Change In
Placing Rudders.

San Antonio Especially Lieut.. b.
D. Foulois has been experimenting
with the army's Wright aeroplano at
Fort Sam Houston, placing the rud-
der in front and constructing new
rudder for the rear. Two flights
were made and the speed of the ma
chine was increased about ten miles
an hour by the change.