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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-09
F. | | rs

II have suffered with piles Or thirty
six years. One year ago last April I be-
gan taking Cascarets for constipation. In
the course of a week I noticed the piles
began to disappear and at the end Of six
weeks they did not trouble me at all.
Cascarets have done wonders for me. I
am entirely cured and feel like a new
man" George Kryder. Napoleon, o.
Pleasant. Palstable. Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or GRIPPE.
loo. 2Sc, Soc. Never sold In bulk. The gen.
uine tablet stamped c c. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back. 500
PATENTS ~: ::; e : Ssss e: e; ; E S;ss:
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-09
Telling a Lie.

Mrs. Jollyboy-Where IN earth have
you been?
MIR. il cannot tell a lie; I've been
at my office.
Mrs. J.-That's where we differ. I
can tell a lie-when l hear one.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-09

Never Can Live II Down.
They say she is a woman with .
past"
Yes. Once in a game OF bridge she
failed to play the heart convention"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-09
Sion Of Quality.

I'm sure that there is some Won
derful quality In my daughters voice"
What makes you think SOL?
"None Of the netghbors have OBJ
1ected to her PRACTISING"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-09

most economical shoes for you to buy. W. L..
Douglas name and retail price are stamped on
the bottCm-valueg guaranteed. Fast CoiorEvelets
TAKE NO sUBoTITUTEI II your dealer
cannot supply you write for Mail Order Catalog.
w. l. DOUGLAS. Broekton. Mass.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-09
CONSERVATION A DUTY,
DECLARES PRESIDENT TAFT
Members of National Congress at St. Paul Find
Him Thoroughly in Accord with Their
Ideas---His Speech.

St. Paul, Sept. 5.-The National
Conservation congress listened with
deep interest to President Taft's ad-
dress today. The chief executive
spoke substantially as follows:
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-09
w. L. DOUGLAS

MEMS $500, $3.50, $500,
woMEN's $3.50, s., ss.5
BOYS $500, $3.50 g. $500
THE STANDARD
FOR 80 A
They are absolutely the
most popular and bestshoes
fW the price in America.
They are the leaders every
where because they hold
their shape, At better,
look better and wear lon
ger than other makes. a
They are certainly the b
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fOSrAL SAVINGS BANKS.


FFwFueE DAttl@--@A ~ wv N-'At'sees~'-
atty q the BlIi.
-. -. -. -. -. a.. -,
20 fhh hpiloN " lhA So 80 Wv =
panhc ulscA.slo" oh no uhe-t''" ~ zoe
conatltutionailty 81 the postal savings
hank hill i timely, this bill having been
passed by one branch Of Congress and
hang further considered By our lawmakers
In Washington.
Several points taken ~ your CORE
sPOhdent -Lsx- in THR sex Of June u
s......I -. hs,,k "a 90, SIod -. a.
pu.,-i -, - ~ 49, 80, ~ -. -. ~
uoNUe "" 80 - -
in which a dlshonss, debtor mIsht avoid
oavusaut of Ma debt4 by A dau0slt In a
Dosssl ssviDG. ANA n thls country whtee
~ credltors could not reach throurh
legal process, 10 says ! 40 not UNDER
stand that the Measure provides any such
rehnrK for rascals.-
barv,lt ,n. "a ~ -Iaxs IN r.,.r IT.
-. - 49,, - -. 1r-,,.S s,Ss-. -..
ne - .anis AZ ,oI .,,SsSa 49, y. ss 90.
s16,sct 10 a process Of lGS by wRIoh lss
$1,000 rnoHav m a Doatal aavino. hs1E
ott ~ ,.-.ese,,ss,s1 ~ 4 .,s4t,s-% ~ 49,
SsTtv Whs loHnsd t6e OovefameN9 ~
money Therefofs a postal saVins@ hsSf
Ia q any ~. kSS ..,, sas; "a ne aS wSuE
wv, sse ef,r pS,a.,-,v, ..
ny ~ v.nt 1891! 9
sSs ,,iS,s,.l - - hanki 800. '''
ioI p'''ai - '''.-l 49, -,
.a.s - S ~ mss.sSS az s Sr.s. S S g.
' :, o, n - sn0s", sSs. !" 3D. S.d n, ,.
Ell go, ~ - sol,o-,SS ny" 49,, 49, 80 s
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The Alternating.

Upon the members Of the State leg
stature who convene In extraordinary
session tonight rests the pleasant exec
utive imputation that they are knaves
OF towards.
II. a. the Governor reasons. the
Legislators defeated his direct primary
measures by wilfully ignoring the die
tates OF their own oonsciences and the
unmAtakable wishes Of their constiul-
enta. then they are plainly knaves.
II, a. the Governor also reasons. these
legislators lack the courage Of their own
evil doing and win now under the lash
accept his personal commands, which
they once rejected. then they are I'M
mistAkably towards.
On the other hand. IL the members Of
the Senate and Assembly are neither
o0wards nor knaves they will a. quickly
a. posSihle defeat the protests Of the
Executive and end a session called with
out TIE slightest possible justification.
To do anything else would certainly
and Justly be accepted ~ a confession
Of previous lack OF conscience and pres
ent want Of courage.
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IlsW Thsy Are Campsssd ana tAs NIannsP
~ Rlaullan e Nlamnega.

1870 ~ Has
To Tan EDiFon 90 TINS GuN-Sirl Nov
that ths reconstruction % the British House
% Lords VIII actually take place and the
method % blessing our Unliod states Bena-
tors h q moot question. u n interesting Ia
compare these UPPER chambsFs sf lagisla-
ton with those Of other nailonA
The Preach senate b composed of 40
members. elected for nine years. menu
bea 20 b % years Old. one-thifd rstiring
every third year. The slsctlon Of senators
n hdirect. and b made By an electoral body
composed Of delsaaiss chosen b. the Munl-
olpal Coancll Of each commnna n pgopofiioR
% population. Tho princes of depouea
dynastles are precluded from shtlng IN
sither the upper or Iousr chamber. me
's9e.o.s ~ pa'l is.u.o if.ecs ye.1
Inc senators q hraRh, sMtf n nenioef,
Afe CHOSEN bg direct vote ann hold omee
for three yearn
The senate ~ rhfls n commenced A. man.
-. ,1,s ~. 90
-. ~ s'to' " psos..e, - -.
senator foF sssFy Ihrss dspaiiss.
The standernlh. or state Council. of
s.l.As,l@ea Sons.'s oi Iotsys,our n,s.,-
nefAs electeu ~ ne cantoml OF tne NcuApo-
grafton.
INI HmHrmGInVFfH Al AfTHHFIN ats Al N|M
s, "a 80 ,nai',s,.s a.. - ~ 80
-, .s...
u'ooa WA; neu,c
families the diEnty y Hereditary, nlne ercn-
bishops. eight biahopa. and NE MEMBER
nou,lnaiad H. ~ Rmu~ror far snrvlnes
.s '...a.'.... a, - -. s,.s - T.....,les.
ten1sFeo 70 NV naate 10 Fefen~An-s
o. hunRaFy has "a hereditary princes. counts
hl-hoO~ al ,hs Roman Csth~lIo M. direct
rs.,-,'.,.,'. ,sss,..... .-,,...s~s.si,-- - ~.
p,~,s.ss., ss,,ss1.s es,s ,,ss So 49,
POINTED BY ths crown, ana nineteen eE Oaluio
STATE dlrnltnriaM.
Tha Isal1sn a-n.s. 4. .ns,n...A a sha
-. - 49, -, - =. 49,
ptlnses OF ths u,ooa I0Nal hnu Az uhhnlstea
number OF members nominated by tne Aing
100 ne iof SERVICES rendered 70 the state.
fhey number about so,
Ihe House o. PoeFe Of Japan cQnalgll OF
the princes OF the blood royal thlsty-aye
marquesaeN, ninety eounta. Ss1 vlscounis
and 100 barons, certain pefsone Who have
rendered Important service % the state
noniln9ted ~ ne Emperor. and inelvldnals
elocted BY provinces 70 serve In tire upper
chamber.
lne ftrHt Chamber 81 Tire Mefhorl4nds n
composed o. nity members elected By the
people.
Inc Senate Of Belgium couaiaie Of no
members elected BY the people for eight
yeagN and 81 the adult members Of the royai
family.
Ihe senate q spain has these claaees o.
ssrs nominated By ths King. 100 SENATORS
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KaaI ne graae phlosoptar. OBiuvaaed rasuEnr
Aalan Which sasbisa him - accamplluh = certain
vera N ~ wofid. From ne dag 10 began d
wits umdi ~ aaath, aHty years laser. NE ara
assured mat Ne Eept ne iirat NO hsun af ths
morning free from iB'erruptaa. even eaanw NJ
brsstiasi aione. No matter what ne sanafEanev.
ais family or servunm dared aot diaeagb Mn N
iheas $50 hours o. modltanon. Tha rnst Of Ne
morning until o'ci1ck Was given 70 NJ wurt
a. o'ciock ha dlned, Always Niah luvitad rtaasss
uuualiy tbose interested n di1sraat pursuits
from he owh. Kanta c4oFt Waa % gaal nnd anna
hia mind b. ooatast win o. many diverse IN.
tsllscs aad characters e. poaaiblo. AZ uirht
whaa ready 70 retire ha remained or hslf an
hour perfectly quiet. slons and Ntthsut . hosh--
20 inr ~ pnsulbie. he said. uitnoas 3 lhburht-
h order 10 calm his brain for aisan
Kani uas bora 90 K1uigunarg IN ilia. ~ lamar
bong q M1GdleF IN moderate clfaumsthneea. "A
entared ~ unisorHiiy 81 Ne nauvu gIans whsu
~. bas dlscunaianeas prsveaied Nm fram aaaina
NJ degree undl alHleen Yeaga aaar. - useaasf
WA9 he % ne scenes o. he yp4ia tnai d = nsi9
Jhsa ha wus nsyer beyuad radius 81 thirtv aliI~.
from ne seas o. iearnlnl % Whauh ha Owed A.
much cad whlch gas 20 grsatiy indabtaa % biol
Ne del 90 H1aifabezg n iaoi.
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LSwerea over Preciplee % Assistance q
Wounsea RGR Gasherer.

young FiamborouRh EGG Raeher,E
named JoReph MAJOR. whils WORKING On
the elins near the North Danas Dyke yesser-
day met with an aocident which may eoss
him bio life
We and his brother started RathsrinR
early IN the morning. and the seoond time
Joseph went over q stone apparently be-
came displaced and caused him 10 fall ans
cue open hts head. when ME eOmpan' ons
did ne, receive his signals they became
alarmed and one vent over 10 uee the oauns
They found the youth lying on q grassy
slope. bleeding badly from the wound
VITA the Assistance Of other erE RatA-
orefa two men we're lowered over the
0lin edge and placed the unfoFluaala nan
on . ledge OF rOck below. The tide wa
coming In az the time A YOrk visitor
". Brown. who h staying a. FiamboPoueA.
ran 10 his apartments some four o. I've
miles away. and then eycied 10 nFidllnrton.
anothsF STA miles sway. 10 fetch Dr. wsss
van.
The doctor Was lowered over the prnciuSee.
a distance Of about 40 fest-an explolf
thai u dared By few who are not axparsu
and he bandasod up the young fellows
head. The rocket life saving apparasuu
vas takeK out. and one Of the men. Robert
Barnes. descended and brought up JoaspA
Major IN the breeches buoy. Ailervard
Dr.. Wstwah waa hauled 90. and q cheer
WA raised 40 he reached safety.
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A. the time AZ the death Of M0RRrs X.
JEsuP We described ,he great and thor
Oughly modern university that lamented
nhilanthTCpist helped 10 build up on the
eastern shore q tho Mediterranean, Just
under Mount Lebanon. We tried 10 indi-
cate the pervasive influence Of thia lnati-
tuition. the Syrian Protestant College q
Beirut. upon life IN the FemOteat corners
Of the Moslem world. A good many
Americans. We think. will BE- Interested In
the following specimen paragraphs which
We take from the department % Alumni
News' In the May number Of Al Kuilivrh,
the college publication printed az Beirut
In AraDio and In English:
iSf-Ne we're slad 10 have . visit ne othsV
dsy from Dr. inRAHna MEaHAEhu. Hho cane over
IRON Damascus On business. Ne tAId be YES ~
aewihg ms acquaintance with ne Coliese ana
visiting his Old friends among TIE Facuity-
iam-We ere rlad 70 learn thst Df. TAuVIn
sHLAUa hes been eiectod . member Of ne "a
llama.
isG-Mr. F,hn u. KnuEi has resigned bis
position a. draEomah Of ,hs nFiash oonsnlats
In Damascus and iaken me position Of 0eneral
lnspeciof isr the Gresham Lie Assurance Com
pany limited for syria"
iSas-Dr. HAma MHIIk has Eoue hach n
AlsnandEsa n take up the practice o. ne psofsa-
,ion 10 that city.-
iass-Mr RAurE SALES sent us q very asusy
letter from AIbarA. sedan. TIE cheerful tsas
Of HE letter implies pertert contsntment vim
hia loI conclusion haiti borne out BY ne rseeg,
That Ne has gained twenty kilOs IN Wsighs ancs
he college dave
isos-Mr. ,. = BouTAI Il emplayed o. Shs
ehlef accountant ~ ne headquarters Of She
sudan Meaicsi Department khaEtum.-
ian d.. ALnEHF GHoaAfYNB has dlaroverpa
stain for certain haain name not 4ivea usl
for which no rapid stain had hsFstoears besa
discovered. Ne Vas asked 70 lectugs before ne
third year class Of Harvard Medical Schosl On
lhe subject OF his discovery
-ipS-Mr. N. ?. AncARIUs ls maaaRar Of ne
bfanch Of ne BaDk o. EGYPT Lea. 81 suakia-
i9os-Mr. x. ,. AHTRRAaHlAN u IN the I'M
poysAhg businses n Ordoa On the Black sea-
ips-An Interesting letter came Ne otnsr day
from ne. MIRA xhEmAniRA, whs hnids Ne pusstiun
o. Hakimhsahi a. Teioudi n tas divi.laa u KoF.
dovan. sndhn-
-foas-We we're Eiad 10 ses Mr.. yUnm Hans, Who
Ind oolne down nom Hrumana. Whgrs BE- b teaeh.
me m ne Friandr MIA school-
iob-Dr. VAnxAN ToRAEGAM h nsporsad %
have ben married On Nay i0in DE city o. Aiepps-
But this h Amherst or Dartmouth or
Brown translated and tEansplantsd.
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In the above table N stands for military
and z for Zeppelin. improvements In the
methods Of construction Of alFshlps natC-
rally lead 10 increased requirements IN re-
gard 20 speed. safety Of manipulation and
carrying capacity. These requirements
could be met only by Increased capacity.
a. h shown in the Gradual increase Of the
military types n Expsgsmental n !. and u.
and finally n III. The latest addition 10
the feet. therefore. n III. received q capa-
city Of o.s0Q cubic meters. and u has four
Kortlng motors Installed. with a total Of
100 horsepower
The Zeppelin airshlps OF "a. 90 cubic meters
have only two motors Of no Horsepower
each; the Parseval airship I'LL, % 900
cubic meters. has two motors Of 100 horse
power each. and the military airships N
and n H., % 500 cubic meter9 each. have
two motors Of % horsepower each.
Some Of the dstaila Of construction Of
this latest type M III are Of interest
The military airshlps are Of the semi-Figid
type. The keel carrier OF N III. II COM
posed Of three parts. capable Of being dla-
mounted readily. and IA made OF aluminium
tubes covered with cloth, Il carries the vcB-
iilator for lniatinE the balloonats. the
lateral steering gear with guide surfaces
and the arrangement for the vertical steer
ing. which h sntirsls new in this model.
The gondola. fofty-one feet long. h en-
tirely OF steel tubing and has room fog
twelve persons. The engine h at the middle.
the forward space h for the chauffeur. the
after part for the crew and passengers.
The two pr0pellers. nearly ies feet IN
diamster. are no longer attached. a. Ia
N I and II TO the frame supports Of the
airships, but are located In treatlea over
the gondOia a. either side nf the latter
and are worked BY ropes They MAKE about
n0 revolutions a minute. a rate compare
lively slow bat insuring greater safety and
reliability Of action.
The normal crew. including chauffeur.
is seven persons. ave a. actual working
crew and twO for special duties The air
ship 10 furnished with a wireless station
and has an arraneement Tor firing Hrenadea
and high explosive she'll 70 vas tested
thls apfing and proved its eIioienuy IN a
number Of trials In the vicinity Of Berlin
There n a constant rivalry between the
military OF Gross. the Parseva and tho
2eppelln airahips. which has led n the rapid
impFovemsnt and perfection Of al TIRES
Of these types. The late disaster n the
Zeppelin aiFship and the great cost og thu
type has brought tho two other types more
into rrOminence. 10 that to-day popular
opinion ~ well az the German War DEPART
menl favou the Parseval and military
types
Germany has awakened lately ca the
advantages Of the aeroplane. probably
due 10 the visit Of the Wright brothers
last year. and there are already a con-
siderable number In the country TO
increase this number h h proposed 70 pass
a subsidy law granting q certain amount
Of mSney 10 every owner ~ q servicsable
aerOplane 90 dying machine 70 BE- held
subject TO the call Of the GOyernmeht IN
case OF war.
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REDRESS WANTED.
Ibelpless situation ~ tiie Victim 81 TnFifly
Carfnre Csllertor.

AAFNAfN GAttftNofs
To rHE EDIrOA oF THE sUx-Sir. To
give an idea how investigation are car
RED on By corporations nowadaya. the fol-
lowing details Of my recent experience may
be Of sufficient Interest 70 relate. Boarding
a pay a. you enter car and handing the con-
ductor q quarter. he gave me- change and q
transfer after carefully acrutiniElng ths coin
IN my presence. When had seated myself
the conductor came and showing what was
supposed 70 be the quarter ! gave him. said
4 was a counterfeit and demanded that !
settle. under threat Of arrest % course /
refused Any one &C a glance could reCoR-
nlEe the counterfeit.
A. the transfer point the conductor called
a policeman and started al over nRain. but
a. Il turned out. what he wanted vas for
ne W NV, SSs nv ns, SsIpS vsrv iS snTSs y,
me arrested. Az not 10 waste more OF my
time. which Was worth more than 70 cent,
! nIed 40 hls claim and have the material
Writing 70 he company. the ssnsral
managsr said be would make . thoFouTh
Investigation and report the result % me
And here a tho substance Of what he wrote:
Tho conductor V positive that the coin 10
got wa = counterfeit. and % be has q good
record for three years. We do not think that
be would ny 70 defraud paesenesg.
Nov 70 the argument: u be took 3 bad
quarter and sold y for % cent?. he . out
i've cents. showing the conductors pAllnn-
thfopy IN paying my fare from his own
pocket. And II hs has hem q conductnr for
three years and cannot recognize . bad
imitation IS per cent, under weight IN les
than two minutea, / leave it 70 you 70 draw
your Own conclusions.
he whole Investigation apparently con-
alatgd In putting the question 70 the con
got wna bad. Very Thorough" 70 say tha
least, bat gupporting The motto. The public
be damned. simply becnuae the public have
no come hack and che damages are TO alaail
~ start a euit. III AM
NEW YoRk, Suna %.
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In HnPops and thu Umlied States thers
arc 81 preaent IN all tueniyAeight military
hirshipa propsrly npeaklng and worthy a.
the name, and twenty-five mrEe are In
prOceus 0f construction. Ia addition there
are e greet many designs ~ siFahlpa %
more or leas vaine. % the completed
airshipa Germany has thlrtaan. France
seven. Italy two. and Belgium. ENGLAND.
Austria. Russia France and the unitcd
states each one In volume they vary from
10 10 1900 cubic meters capacity. n lsngth
from 100 10 go feet, and In diameter from
20 10 t3.T feet. Nest % them carry one
Fondola. bat the Zeppelin aifshipa have
two The number of motors varies from
one 10 four. tho German military typs
having the latter number. The strongest
motors. ia5 horsepower. are IN the latest
leppolln and the French Llhert6 lbeing
reconatructedl: tho highest speed. so.S
miles an hour. was attained BY tho Ger
man military airshlp n III and the greatest
rising capability 10 possessed By the latest
Parseval alrahip.
The alruhlp feet Of Germany comprises
the following lone not quite COmplaiedl:
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Rsa. Colquhsaa N Lee AAgsles fiaes.
few yeaFs ago en- effort Was made 10
establish q Eurspean hotel 81 the Junction
81 the two most travelled Foada q Persla.
Each room % thia hotel contalnad noms
articles which at Least have never found
In any hOtai IN either Europe OF America.
Among thom were a nighfoap. haigbFuah
and q Toothbrush. Perhaps u Waa on ao-
count o. this oAtFayaEanes that TIE schems
failed.
An American missionary e. be WAC
eaying THIS holfl ere pogning We pa.sd
hotel hnlfnruah. This dIRnlned mNn IN
clerical attire, With bic VITO and children
gun prevented from leaving the hotel until
N WRa aaoefialned that DO hnd SPOKEN the
under the bed b scare sway q taA
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Nielsen Ware.

Il Is an age Of anniversaries, and IN
good people of hloiasen in 8axOny hav'
henn celebrating the biCcntsnary Of IN
establishment Of their porcelain manu-
factory In tho old Albrechisburg tha
looks down on the town. MoHsen hal
not had a fair deal from fame. In N.
Middle Ages Il was a bulwark againsi
the Wends and Slavs on the borders 81
tho Holy Roman Empire. and Il Was TN
power derived from the Necessity OI
fighting IN the Mark Molssen that gave
Importance 10 the princes who called
themselves Electors Of Saxony. WhOE
In later times Il produced a famous arti.
Gle Of commerce this became known IA
thu outer world ~ biscuR Dc Sazs Of
Dresden china. % that II lmplies pretty
intimate knowledge Of Germany 10 b.
familiar with the name Of Meissen or Of
Msissen ware.
Tho celebration recalls the gr0tesqus
side Of the bigwiggcd eighteenth cen
fury, when the little deapOts Of Ger.
many were striving 10 ape the Grand
MOnarqus a. Versailles. with its conabl-
nation Of adventures, ambitious cour-
tiers and pOmpous princes. Tho Bor-
Nm apothecary B0TTuER. fleeing for his
life from Prussia because he dabbled in
alchemy and forbidden arts, fOOling the
avaricious Saxon mobiles with his pre-
tended experiments, stumbling on beds
Of clay out Of which the china was 70 be
made. and discovering the material for
the white ware In his hair powder, Ia
q figure a. complete. on q smaller scale.
a. cA0LosrRo. The monarch who
made use Of his discovery and put him
In charge Of the new factory in Meissen
wa AUGUSTUS H.. EleUtor Of saxony
and King 81 POlapd-AUGUxUs the
Strong his subjects called him-thAt
doughty foe az race suicide who was
reputed 10 have left $50 children, among
them the MAURICE DE SAKE who with
the Irish Brigade beat the British at
Fontenoy and gave In the end 0EoROR
SAND 10 France. CARLYLE has painted
that gross AUGUSTUS, who tried 10 sx-
pahd his little SaxOny by swallowing the
whole Of Poland before Prussia, Aus
tria and Russia divided the prey among
them, who tried to beautify his city Of
Dresden, and who apent his own and hiR
subjects money lavishly AndsOught any
means Of replenishing his pockets.
A hard struggle he had 10 retain the
secret process Of making porcelain
which B0TTOER had sold 90 him, for
that worthy tried over and over again
10 escape and sell the secret 10 others.
Meisssn did not keep Il long. for after
q while FREDRRIcK II. Of Prussia came
along and helped himself 10 that. to-
gether with other Saxon possessions.
including territory. The factory, how
ever. preserved lie skilled wOrkmen and
coniinned 10 excel In the ware that was
peculiar to IL. Berlin never came near
Dresden in quality; and the style per-
sisted, the pretty. dainty. rococO figures
that typify the refined artihciality Of
the later part Of the century. the days
Of LOUIS XIV. and the POMPADOUR
rather than the C0aFseness and vigor Of
the FAT EleCtOr.