The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
b SOUTH POLE
| BY AN A|RSH|P
Kaiser Has a Dream That His
4 Subjects Can Make the
Journey.
be- LIKELY WILL. SEND
EXPEDITION N0RIHWARD
Ixo Zeppelin Airships Now Be-
Ing Constructed for Trips
to Frozen Region.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
| c.tllc to Tic Tribune.


Is il The latest dream of the kaiser
a. be realized. and his imperial ma
Iss.v- is not .at all certain that To the
.|khorand also will not be Sivcn finally
|,s credit for frsi reaching ihe north
|se. From The first the emperor was
|sspiical 3s 10 whether either Cook or
|7nv really reached the pole, and now
/Izs Cook s claim has been 50 thorough
\ discrcditcd he is more skepiical than
Y ,.er rs 10 Commander Pearv. He is.
pushing forward the prepar-
/rous for the polar exploration trip in
n Zeppelin alrship. confident not only
|tsai il will reach the pole. but that il
|rl demonstrate that thc American
|snlorer will he found 10 have been
|rrisken in his claims. His majcstv is,
II an informed. giving both moral and
|fusncial backing not only for the air.
|esrch for the north pole, but also for
similar expedition 10 the south pole
|7hr Zeppelin Alrship Construction com
|hny is building The TWO ships which
|sill take part in the expeditions. Pro
|ssuor IT. llergcsell VIII have charge
N the north polar expedition, and there
|Ell he twelve men in The party. IN
|rding Prince Albert of Monaco. who
81 clcse friend of inc kaiser and
|simiisi of recognized ability II is
|Fpposed 10 stay IN the north as long
II possible. making surveys, taking
landings aud exploring the whole
|butTy The ships win have q speed
i sftv miles an hour and the trip 10
Ar pole is expected To take only two
Great Passenger Airship.
The Zeppelin concern is also build
~ Dcuichc buftsc cmifahris Alltienge-
|PI.chaft, which being translated means
~ German Airship company. which has
|ssu organized with capital of 1000
~ marks. $.li. .OOn. and which pro.
|fscs 10 engage in the regular carving
n Passengers. There viii be regular
tsilous AT Hamburg Berlin, Stuttgart.
|nPsie, Munich, Cologne and several
|her points. The ships win carry forty
|pSepgers. aud IL is expected TO have
Een running not later than July |.
Germany and France Friendly.
f,ideaces- are not lacking Of z grow
Cg frlcndlincss between France and
|Frnapy. II is certain that Inc govern
|'nts OF both countries 4rc doing what
|t0nsl cnnitv between the two peoples
IN to establish. if not an entente cor
|Pl, nj least moro friendly feeling.
- evidence of tins is the report that
.nrctiBg between the kaiser and Prcsi
|si Fallicrs had been arranged at the
|nag1raii0u Of the Oceanogranhica III
Etule al Monaco in the spring Despite
IA dcnIals Of the French press That
EFo meeting has been arranged, !
|ne il on high authority that while
II Statement that plans had been
|Spleicd is premature. thc matter has
~ unofficially' discussed and there is
grong probability that the two ruI
p Till meet at Monaco Another evil
|acs Of the growing friend]iness is
II Publication in Berlin OF d French
rper, tho Journal Il Aiemagnc. de
FED 10 the international commerce be
|'erp the respective nations. The pros
|rlns contains the statement that no
',llics VII find place in the columns
n Tho new publication, and il expresses
|p sentiment that the relations between
~ Two great 'kultur nations arc
IN, and should continue TO he. much
EieT than simply correct. - The
~. bong REGARDED here as the ueces-
|Pfiy French phasc-is the sale Of the
|epfIr. on tine streets Of Berlin by "camc-
~ specially imported from Paris.
As TO American Shoes.
Saoc dealers in Berlin arc disposed
. noubt the accuracy Of fhc statement
II, so.calIcd American shoes are made
SeFmauy tn be sold in Franco. In
rTmany, as in France there is very
Ren ,al Trade in American shoes, very
|.as eonnterfciting is done, and
ia9ps none nj all. Many German
slsrS sell American made shoes, or
Ey sell German shoes Of American
,pu and style. bMt they are prevented
~, misteprcsenting by the law against
aulauierer Wettbcwcrh. or Unfair
,lochl'on "We have no knowledge
herman shoe manufacturers or deal
seilng German shoes as real Amer
Nv SHOES, said Mr. John Srann. man
E OF the Vera shoe establishment.
IN. itel! no snch competition, and |
eeleyo il exists. There is an
|-rs'ineFraslng demand FOR the Amor
shoe III Germany. and have
'eu IN .Iermany during the last
~, W SIX years complete revolution
.,es .i' anh qualities duo 10 the Amer
y sdco jnyason.
Msssll American Machines.
M
\, fe terisau manufacturers arc max
z, .ogfess. aud many df them have
1871 Amct,can machines in their
hWVk- bt tlic product is not vet
,n~ me stlndTd Of the American.
~ s,ual remember that tho American
ae,;s nHpniY machine made and the
sn a,I ahog machinery has distanced
no';.rs: Just because of this sU-
~ ~ IN machinery tho American
Iis " escaped the serious compcti-
Ia, !. ."rh ol her American articles have
IA =. nlc hands of tho ch"apcr labor
~ cppeah countries hike Germany.
j VA VI, nlans. who ave clever workmen
>fbe C. er imiiators, may make IL inter
NJ w ns sooner or later said
NJ ss.'iiiH,an, who handles American
p", al present we arc not wor.
Npgr much by the competition.
,7ts ou 1 ask me why German cannot
Ana. me-. as good a pair of SHOES as
tironn iSsdn. reply by asking vou
" ssmo iactory cannot turn out last
Ifsbe, KIND of pair Of shoes as
|Fp No, Know that German shoes
Issan1'; passed OF here in any large
I1|.a ,WiSs AZ being American. and I do
fanes m"nS tcrm1n shoes are sold
Itg 'e 10 as American shoes. 1T is too
noteworrr.t'et tho difference r. is
ne,e.""''hy fact That on account OF
<'erablo snperority in tanning, a cen
amount of hide stock is seat