The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
HOLD
The WHIP HAND
French Politicians Are Worried
Over Condition in the
New Chamber.
SPLIT IN RULING PARTY
LIKELY TO CAUSE TROUBLE
CIericals and Royalists Will
Stick to Old Customs, Howl
ing With Wolves"
BY PAUL VILLIERS.

Special Gable to The Tribune.
PARIS, June 11.-French politicians aSa'
worried over the increased strength
the Socialists in the new chamber. They
now have block OF seventyfive men,
bers, and with prospective split among
the Republicans over the presidency, they
may be found holding the balance OF
power. as the Irish members hold 1t in
the British parliament. 1t Is too much
to hope that they will use this power In
case they secure it with the same moder-
alton the Irish are doing in London Tho
fact remains. though, II the Republican
vote should be split seriously at the next
Versailles congress. these scventy-hve
Socialists can make their bargain. That
IL may be split seems probable. the can
didacy of Senator Dubost and NJ.
BRAND being In sight The former is
president since the election of NJ Fallieres
TO the highest post in the republic II is
10 be hoped that NJ BRAND will not re-
vert TO the Opportunism OF two years ago
10 catch the votes OF the different Conscr-
vatiVe groups, namely, thirty Liberals
fifty-tive Progressives, nineteen Republic
ans. without any more definite label, and
slXty-six Blues, known stu as Republic
ans de Gauche II is TO be observed that
at the elections the Clericals and the
Royalists generally followed the exam
spring OF 1S4S of sticking on false. noses:
and as they themselves then said. OF
"Howling with the wolves" 1t is also to
be hoped that the government VIII retui..
10 the Waldeck- Rousseau policy IN IT'S
main lines, and To that Of Comocs. in
holding out the olive branch TO the Uni
fed Socialists. This would give the 2Gl
Radical-SoCialists :. force of $50. The
church as "A power in politics visibly
wanes. Prof Thalams has been sent
into the chamber by Versailles. You may
warts" got up in tho Latin quarter be
cause he had In his chair at the Soroonne
attempted to explain away the miraculous
side OF Joan OF Arcs mission,
Victim of Practical Joke.
An American tourist has been the
Paris. He had just arrived in the city
and walking up TO policeman, politely
raising his hat and said calmly, Mort
aux vaches." What do you mean?
asked the policeman. who could not believe
his cars. FOR the gently smiling individ-
ual had really uttered the most insulting
remark that the Paris Apachcs have IN
vented wherewith to accost an agent.
American, more clearly and slowly, and
this time there was no getting away
from il. The horritied and indignant
guardian OF the peace seized him.
charging him with using insulting Ian
guage With patient politeness the aS-
gIicved young American repeated his
phrase to the police superintendent An
Interpreter was called, and il was then
discovered that the visitors knowledge or
French was confined TO these three words.
which some wags In the train had care
fully taught him, assuring him that II
he wanted help or information from any
policeman he would find that Mort aux
VaChes" was open sesame. Needless 10
say, the American was at once set at lib
erty.
Governing Aviation School.
Stringent rules are being enforced by
the French military authorities in con-
sequence of the number of strangers at
tracted 10 Chalons Camp by the aviation
school, Once several Of the aviation
pupiIs-there is now a flying colony" OF
COO people-few out beyond the aero
dromc over the batteries and ilrinG butts
The military commander OF Chalons mas
now issued orders that no aeroplanc Is
to soar out OF the dying ground, ana
flights are now only permitted for an
hour before sunrise and after $50 O'Clock
in the afternoon.
To Fly Across Channel.
The new French dirigible. Clement
Bayard H.. which will probably make an
aero trip from Franco to England before
being handed over TO the authorities, is
to be taken out for further trials. NJ
Clement the builder OF the airShtp, says
that he intends to make a series OF
flights around Paris, in the provinces and
To Boulogne before attempting a cross
Channel trip. 1t is probable that the
aIrshlp will go several times 10 Boulogne,
whence some short flights Will he maQc
Only after he is practically
certain that the machine VIII accomplish
the journey 10 England will Nj. Clement
undertake the trip. The inventor intends.
during one OF the lights around Paris, To
offer luncheon on board TO twenty select
guests. among whom VIII be Nj. BRAND.
NJ Clement adds that he is devoting
s.. .06j. 0O0 TO aerial science-dir!Slble ana
that hc has already spent
5000 OOo upon It, He has bought an inn
.nense site at Brouii. where he has es-
tubiishcd an acronautlc center. lie is
now building barracks for French officers
aud soldiers, who VIII be sent by the
of war to study aerial naViga-
tom The aviator .S building new
fvnc of diriSlbc which will be ready
next wear This new machine will, ho
asserts be master OF the air.