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DEMOCRATIC IDEALS.

AT the Democratic powwow in Kan
sas City few days ago former Gov.
ernor Folk of Missouri dropped into:
rhetoric after this fashion: " :::4s
There is a battle going on in this
country today between progress and
decay, between money and morals,
between dollars and men, between
privilege and equal rights. If the
democratic party is true to its ideals,
it must stand for progress and put
morals above money, men above dol
lars, and equal rights above privi-
lege. =:s N
Perhaps it would not be adjudged
grossly impairment to commend to
the former governor a passage In the
writings Of very talented and en-
gaging English woman Of letters:
1T is all very well to renounce the
devils and his works; but who is the
devils and what are his works." .5> !, u:
What Is progress? If we can all
agree as to that, our political prob
lens will be easy of solution. Mr..
Aldrich and Mr.. Money will never
agree as to what is progress. Neither
will Mr.. Clark of Missouri and Mr..
Dalzell of Pennsylvania. here lis
Senator Gallinger. e E., He believes a
subsidy granted to merchant ships
flying the American flag is progress.
Senator Tillman on the other hand,
thinks such policy the very worst
sort of reaction. # IS, $5S
The former governor speaks sot
democratic ideals. What are; demo.
cratic ideals? Did the late Governor
Cleveland stand for them? If he. did
William Jennings Bryan did not stand
! for them. And if Bryan stood fol
them, Cleveland did not? Does Clark
of Missouri stand for democratic
ideals? Then what does Clark OF
Florida stand for? Does Rayner OF
Maryland stand for democratic ideals
Then what does Simmons of North
Carolina stand for? $50
When people come to talk about
democratic ideals the bride is off
the drawbars are down and the pas
ture, wide as the distances from
north to south and from east to west
is luxuriant and grooming under. al
the herbs known to botany, harmless
and northumberland Forks Times.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

will convey an idea of where the coun-
try's hard coal renders it final ac-
counting. In that year New York, New
Jersey. and Pennsylvania consumed in
round numbers 41,ooo,ooo tons; New
England, 5000, 900 tons;. states west Of
the Ohio river, 100000 tons; south
ern state, 100000 tons, and Canada,
100000 tons. Only 10000 tons we're
exported.-From "Our Coal Supply
Today" by Guy Elliott Mitchell, In
the American Reviews of Reviews for
February. - 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
TRIP THROUGH
NORWAY
FINE ATTRACTION AT THE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY EVE
MING 1#

The Grand opera mouse management
have been fortunate in securing for
next Sunday evening one of the fin
est films made. It is 1000 foot film
of a trip through Norway.
In connection with the film q lee
turer will be present., who has, travel
ed most of the route and is always u.s.
ed where this film is produced. who
will lecture on the places and scenes
placed on the canvas. a&
The Norden choir will be present
and sing number of selections.
This is an entertainment that no one
can afford to miss.
The performance commences at 9
o'clock Sunday evening. =
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

; Services for Sunday, February 9th,
1910. s5S ::
Morning worship at II o'clock.Sub-
ject, 1.-THE Great Magnet" This will
be an illustrated sermon for the-Syoung
people. In this classification all are in
81 Sunday school at IL o'clock: Z 2
Junior endeavor at o'clock. &
7 Senior endeavor at $3.50 o'clock.
Evening worship at 1880 O'clock.
Subject, "The Greatest Question:
To these services the Church with
a welcome for the people, extends .
very cordial invitation to all the8peo-
pie. Strangers and those having no
church home in the city are especially
invited to share with us our plea pleasant
church home. $ ID
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

.ss For the third time the house Of re-
representatives. passed q, bill giving
separate statehood to the territories Of
New Mexico and Arizona. The vote
was taken amid applause. O. The alb
sence of oppositionSsto themeasure
was most striking feature of the
debate. The; bill provides for limita-
tons that are to prevail in thespower
o. the state legislature restricting the
sale of liquor among the Indians and
providing methods for state organiza.
tion.;, Friends of the measure declare
they have encouraging assurances OF
its passage by the senate.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

There is just one way to account
for high prices, and just one way to
lower them," says the Burlington
Hawkeye. "The cause is to be found
in the universal laws of supply and
demand. The remedy is to increase
the supply, or else decrease the de-
mand. Either one will be effective.
If anyone doubts this, try 1t. This
year double the yield Of potatoes and
SEE where the price will go. Or,
let one-half the people who eat meat,
quit entirely and watch the price go
down"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

able for q dem crat TO ask a republi--
can to- lforsake his party and princi ples
and vote for him for endship's sake.
II a democrat wants to be elected to
Office let him come over to the: side
Of the majority. and stand for the
principles that his friends do. s$
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

Our patrons and subscribers may ex-
pect formal announcement of a
change in the control and management
of the Inter-Ocean Publishing company
next week, when the work of invoic-
Ing the plant and transferring stock is
completed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
Delicious and economical.

Miss Cuthbert, teacher in the third t
grade of the Lincoln school, has
on the sick list part of this week. Miss
Brennan has been substituting for her:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
THE JOURNALS STUPID BLUNpEF

THE JOURNALS STUPID BLUNDER
Some days ago the Devils Lake Jour-
nal published silly statement that
the Herald has suppressed the names
of the six republicans who -bolted the
republican caucus which was consid-
ering the selection of members of the
Pincoht-Ballinger committee. The
reason assigned by the Journal for this
alleged omission by the Herald was
that it might shield Congressman
Gronna, who was not one Of the bolt
ers. The Herald replied that it had
published the dispatch exactly as it
was received, including the names
which the Journal says were not there.
Now comes the journal with this and
a lot more to the same effect:
The Herald admits above that
the names of Mr.. Cooper of Wis
consin and the five republican in
surgents that bolted the republi-
can caucus with him were "given
in the dispatch" This is Just
what we contended.
Now then, the fact that the
names of the six boiling insur-
gems did ont appear in the dis
patch as published in the Herald
is proof that the Herald sup
pressed them. It also discredits
the Herald's statement that "the
dispatch was published exactly as
1t was received by every other
morning paper taking Associated
Press service"
In the Herald of Thursday morn.
ing, Jan. 20, page 1, column 7, is a
column story of that caucus, headed
Republicans Held Caucus" In that
article, beginning at the oath line from
the top, are thees words:
The caucus lasted three hours,
and while characterized by con-
siderable acrimony, was good
deal more peaceful that most
members had expected. Even at
that there was bolt of six "insur-
gents led by Cooper of. Wiscon-
sin, the other boilers being Len
y5reot, Nelson and Gary of Wiscon- !.
sin and Davis and Lindberg Of
Minnesota. $Ss -. .s${.:: I l.. l..
/ That is the way the original dis
patch read. That ii the way ii wal
printed in the Herald. Will the Jour
nal admit that It made stupid blum
der and didn't know what it was talk
ling about? Not a BIT OF it. IL will ge
busy talking about something else
Just watch It. :. i.
BY the way. II Editor Bloom, or an,
other person questions the accuracy 10
the above quotation from the Herald
copies of that Issue may be hasd. Will,
they last. at the rate of ays cent,
each o.. the files of tic paper all
(open to Inspect don cHsrand Forks Her
AID.
The Journal backed up IN lts Tues
day evening Issue.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

!!s.stocks feverish," is the heading
Of an article on the market page of
a metropolitan paper. From this we
are to infer that the water in the
stock had not been boiled! s~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

II the program is hurried along a
little all the leading democrats may;
be able to serve as senator from North
Dakota before the republicans elect
the successor to the late NJ. N. John
son. Ss5. q d:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

In trouble. ready with bail II the case.
demands it. They must feed the starry
ing, clothe the naked, bury the pau
pers and be good friends with every
BODY IS = " & .}sss3s II: . ,35 III & AZ
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
In the District Court of the United states


For the District of North Dakota.
In the matter Of James p Sullivan,
bankrupt. in bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of James P. Sullivan,
sey, and district ofersaid, bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given, that on Janu-
arya ~, 1910, the said James P. Sullivan
the first meeting Of his creditors Will be
held in Grand Forks, N. OAK, at the
office Of y. L. Withheld on February 10,
1910, at 10 o'clock a. M, it being mani
interest to hold the meeting at Devils
Lake. the county seat Of the county in
which the bankrupt resides, at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint trustee, ex-
anime the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come be-
fore such meeting. :.
HI. L. Withheld, :
Referee in Bankruptcy. Il
Grand Forks, N. D., January 81 1910.
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ANMQVHCEIlENT

wish to announce my candidacy for
representative for Ramsey county, and
respectfully solicit the support OF all
the republican voters in securing the
nomination at the primary election.
Norman Morrison.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

Il Ballinger. Cannon and Aldrich
were retired what a dreary old world
this would be. They furnish nine
tenths of the editorial comment in a
lot Of newspapers these winter days.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
FOE MAXQRs.

announce myself as a candidate for
p the Office Of mayor Of the city of Devils
Lake at the spring election, and respect
fully solicit the support Of the people Of
this city for this Office.
F p Mann
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

A meat boycott, nationwide in
scope, seems to be approaching. It
looks like the country. was going to
return to 'corn bread and common
doins,,''' = IN :5s,~ &, = FL. ne:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
POLITICAL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Notices under this head, not to ex-
coed one and one-half inches in length,
win be published until the June primar-
les for $500 payable in advance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

ts'No man can say today, 7 am re.
publican without spending twenty.
five minutes in explaining just what
Kind of republican he ISL says the
Iowa City Republican. r.. - ., =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

5 The securing Of tle Hardware Deal
ers convention scr ts,is city last week
u ailother WI caa 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

Rural free delivery carriers are to
have an increase in pay under a com.
Hne formed by house members who
have been promised legislation by the
1dwers that control. A compromise
agreement has been reached under
which twenty-four miles is made the
standard rural route and the minimum
pay Of carriers Is placed at. $1,000.
| Railway train schedules have Ger.
tainly been shot to pieces this winter.
Delayed trains have been the general
rule for couple of months and even
theS modified weather affords no relief.
Cedar Falls (Iowa) Record. ="
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

LOST
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iA1ST~-A. q. y. w. pin with Initials
4. q. On back. Finder please leave
~ New YORK Gaall Il lore. B
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

FOR sALE-High grade touring car.
in good condition. Address the In.
ter-Ocean. {-2s.=- s n u.s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

Der nene tarfiidr 1rohiueiir erfldrt,
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Cincinnati. oiemitae ben %. Sanuar 1910.

areta aufre6t 3u erbalten, ipsnnsleid
iie tpillens fsi, ben SretenIern bds
.gr6bte Wnb pon SeIbitre9ierung 3u3us
geitebeH.
Die prin5sHm Ranime SuItons,
cine Sohter bes friiheren Sultans abz
Dul 5anib, bic nit Gamab 8f9eldt
Ben perheirathet lit, hot Der aammer
einen 3beil hires S6loFss Ortatoi,
am 8niporns, ais 8erfommlunqsort
fir bas parldment ongsboten, Bis Der
3fherugan Ydlait umgebaut porben
lit. Das Nnerbieten Der prin5sfiin lit
augenommen fporDen.
Politifher moro in Sns
bten
Raffuttd, Snbien. "a. San. 49,
Sbamsrul Silsmd, Elm goli3iit, Der
biel oo3u beigstragen bate, bic Bonn
bsnberihfp6rung BON MinOapur, Ben
salen, aufsuD<dsn. lift am Rontag in
einem 9erihtsioal erftoiieu Iporben.
Der UlorDet, sin iunger gengdleie,
entflph auf bic Strdbs, lpo er BON Be-
ritteneH goli5iften perfol9t puroe. als
sr eingebolt ipuroe, i6lsuoerte er cine
Bonnie na6 ben goli3iIien uno als
bieie nidt srplObirtt, Sog er einsn Rez
oolper, sr marbe aber 70 idnsq uberz
tpGltiei, oab er tsiusr Cecraua bapon
mafjeE tonnts.
Die 3a6I Der Spfer ma a 4.
Subburn, Ontario, "a. San.
Die 3abl Der Biz jeBt aufgsiunbsnsr
2eihen oon perIpnen, bic bsi oer Gjs
fenbdhns saataitropbe in letter Wohe
ums 2eben tamen, hlduit iit3 isbt auf
81, Die ale bis auf pier toentiIi3irt
iinb. Comet bat man aber bic Sim
panoerer nod niht in 8straht qe3oa
gen, bic in benz Mdgspn 3lpeiter GldTs
ie amaetpmmen Iinc. 3ieIer Wa51on
tpur in 3tpei zheils gebroteu unb Elm
3heil mar ins Wafer gefaQsu uno Der
onoere per5raHnt. Der 8srluit BON
WeHifenEeben tam nur anndRrno
ubgsltdst tperoen, Da bic Giienba6nz
beb0roen Iih peigern, rdbere aH9aben
barber su MAIDEN. Gs lit iiter, baB
fuenigiteus 3ehn Jnfafisn Der Gar UNI
getommsn iinn. Gs bsTanoeu iia i'm
8an3sn 79 paiiaaire in sm 3ug
uno oaooH ipurpen 72 ast0btst ooer
perIegt.
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TaH bic Snrfei inter alien ltmitan'
oen an areta ieitbalteH wiiroc.
Gie 3abl Der Suobnrp, Cnt., Giisn'
6abnopier madnt immer nod.
Die ueberf6pemmungeH

tn iSra III re IN.
Qaris, "a. San. Der pisrts 5beil
bon auns s5rdntrsih itsht isst untsr
gSaiTer uno anbalteHoe Shnee. uno
R.atnitiirme ihdffsn cine Situation.
iuie Tie BON Der iesigsH 9eHsration nod
nic3t erlebt tporoen In. Die Stine 1T
immer nod am Sieigsn uno bat ieBt
ihreH bohfien Gtano felt oem Sabre
1902 erreidi. llnb nur einmoI in Der
Gei4ihte syrdnirsid1s - i'm Sabre
1915 itdnb Der 5lub tDper aIs I'm
Snbrt 1902.
sgsusrlpehrIsuts. poii5titen uHo Sol.
baten iinb an alien iiber bic Seine rub.
rsnlsH griiden Gag uno gta6t oGmit
befhdftiqt, bas in uHsebeurer WseRss
ben CLUB hsrabtommsnoen uno itch an
bsu griidsn anitdusnbs Utateridl dller
9lrt in 8eipteuHg su hdIten uno man
bofii, odb es aelineeH piro. bic griiden
All retten. 4uf eiRigtn Der leihiersn
griiden i'll Der 9ertsbr aber eineeltellt
iporoen. Die Straben in Der nmses
buna bes Yarldmentsgsbduoes iperoen
fir uniifsr gsbdItsn uHo iiHb dbae'
iperrt fporDen. Der Tunnel stpiiGeR
Der Quai b'Srfap uno Der Guai
b'MuitsrIib citation lit Elm raienosr
Gtrom. Dds Soutsrrain oss JuisiSr
paIaItes III nit Waifsr ungsfiiI. uno
psr erfte Stod Der gsntrolsp poli5eiia.
tion III unbenobnbdr. Bel al oisisn
llekrThpemmuneen brohr Der Stdot
cine MaFIsrnotb, be- bereits ein 1beil
Der WdHerfptrie ouber getritb etiegt
iporcen In Tie golisei bsRahrihtigit
a[le 6ousbeipobner, bab lie dllts Wais
Ser fir ben hGuslihen Gebrouh toten
iollen.
Tos WniTer brane am RahHittds
in ben Geller bss pnrlamenisgsbcunes
Gin unb isste bic slettriitt aruitdns
Iaas cubsr 8strisb.
Dor BEN Suitispal1Ft III bic Strcb.
ouf eine Ssr.ds pon 100 CUB sinses
funfen.
Trupptn fno nah aIforiuile uno
gbias gsihid. iporbeH. no cisIe gsuts
uuf ben SHT.ln Der Grstiurs barren.
llnoefdbr 1000 QerioHen iollen bort
obDchlos isin. arh nad gbolip Sc
Roi fIno 1ruppsn ssihidi iporoen, um
Elm qlinbsrn 81 perhinDern. ia q
jebr i6iper bait afbtnsmitisl In oi.
Giobi su brinesn. iino bic preiis adae'
mein erbobi pcrosn, ipas bic Gage fur
HE 1rmeren stlaFsn nod fhlimmsr
mof,t. Weniei.ens 25.OO0 Arbeiisr
iinp in 1olae Der usbtrfdptmHnng in
Varis nllsin aubtr geiddftisuns.
Die acmmtr bot am Rnhmittag
S400, 600 iiir bic nutsrisiisuns Der in
sEolge Der usbsribp<mmung Rcthlsis
benbsn betpil!igi.
Wl0n glnubs, odb Der eiffsls1hurm
befIen ssunoamenie pon ben JlnihtH
beorobi fino, In tsiner @efnbr III einsn.
iiiirmn. bic 5untenbepsftsn.S Siciicn
auf Der o0be ess 3burmss IN aber tenn.
pcrdr aufseseben poroen.
Die Rb6ne unb aoirs seben issi gu.
rid uno be Gage bat iid in Jo!ae bei-
Zen in Qnon, aimosts. 1roiss. anmeep
unb Auatrrs ssb<Heri. DIR Snocen.
rsn bic 1Iutben nnridten. in Gin unses
beurtr. feline DObs innn uber porldufig
unmogti6 aud nur onndbsrno cHgese.
BEN ir<rotn.
Nm Na9mittog lpurce Der Damn
boa Gssns a. Dsubs Dan bsE Hiastsn
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Snlanb Selegrapb.
@urbt &c 4ohre aIt.

Duros lie Sabre alt.
patagonia, Ari3ond, "a. syau.
sSrau Suando Corona, bic dlteite ysrz
ion in 4ri3oHa, iit bier i'm 2lltsr DOR
1l6 sSahren geitorben. Sbr iiingitss
iiberlsbsnots aiHo III 90 Sabre alt.
sgrau Corona puroe am 20. gttober
1874 in SOnora. Wtsrito, ssbOreH. Sic
tudr oreimal perbeirathet.
WorotbatsH in Rem gort.
Rem Yort, "a. San. Ridt ipsz
niger als 81 Uiprotbaten iiHo i'm sSa6re
1909 IN Rem yort began9en norosu.
oeren Weriiber Hienals srmiiteIt more
ben iiRo, uHo In ben srftsH brsi 8pten
oieies sSabrss til Die 3ahl I'm psitsre
fiebsn permebrt p0rosH.
automo5il tnfdIl.
aanids Gttp, no, "a. San.
Drsi psrionsn tamsR an Wontag
Rahmit:da ums 2sbsn uno nrei tpurz
ben ihfper psrlss;, uIs Elm 4utomo6il,
in esm I'D, sSobn Wabonsp, ein Son
traitor bon adriC5 Gitp, Ran, init
fsiner 5amilis bsiaRo. aus elmer i00bs
Don 40 lub in Ben .g!iff 9rips gan>
hon" fisl. Die 2ootsn fiNo Sobu
Mubonsp, feline 7Jrau uno ghomas
Me9uire. llno DsrIebt purb.u SobH
S'gonnor, Rslis Rabon.p uno u.
Mdhoren. z Idhre off.
0ds autpmobiI tpurDs eans 3er@
fort uno bic Gpfer tpuroen furhtbdr
reritiimmeIt. ulcR befiirdt.t, oab
bic 9.rI.stsn ale i'srbsn tperben.
pauI 8. stsnsfanS fr.ig.s
laiisn.
Solicit, SQs.. "A. Sdnuar. gaul
8. Stenslano, Der friibsre pr1fioent
Der pertrahten Ulilpautee goenue
S.aats<gant bon Chicago, uno Ssnrn
M. 6erriua, Der aaiIirer, ipuroen am
Wontue aeesn gorole aus oem s3u6t.
hans entlaifen, in Dem fis 81 Sabre
sussbratt haben. Stensiano mar
!runt unb er begab iib BON bier aus
oireit in ein 5oipitaI gu gbicoso.
Gin g aiffsunsIId.
goiton,2 "a. San. Der piermaiti.
&c Shonsr .Ssurp 9. 5isteI, BON go.
iton, BON bier aus nah Sadfonpills.
SSln.. unterness, puroe am Wputng
BON osm 3olltutter ngrsibnm" %
Meiltn BON Runtutst entfsrnt. aieI
aufpdrts in Der See ihtpimmeno uuf-
aefuRpen. Ulan glaubt, baB bic aht
Nlann ituris gsiaguns umsstommsn
iii.
aapituls. .Grhohuna.
goIumbus, @, "a. San. Die
Ohio Srpn e. Steel Gompann pon
OouHgstofun bat ibr Rapital bon
$500. 900 uuf S.. 100000 srbObt. gson
osm neuen aapital finb $500, 600
Siammuttien unb $1.0Oo,OO grio-
ritdtsdstien. Die 0sbiihr fir bic Res
sifiriruns beraapitalssrh0bu bttrGst
$4.5o1
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Games Sbouis, Elm Jarmer, so
Sabre alt uno Batter bon sp0If ains
bern, bat Bel Wcnroe gitp, Snoiana,
Selbitmoro burh Grtrinten besansen.
Der Weann MGR tyaaiIica
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Wetterberi6t.

nur Ohio: 9beilipeiie triibts
nnb fpdrmerts Dettsr am Ditniteg.
atm Wlittpoh fd5nss. fpdrmerss Bs.s
Ter; fdnode perdnberlits Wtnoe, bic
yath Giiben nmfhldger
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MnslanD.S

MuslanO. O.Selegrapb.
Der UiUte Ilfi( 3rankrei6s
unter Waller.
Die Gage idngt an cine
ber3ipeiielte $40 tuerOets
gaur cinmal lett benz Sabre 1913
= i'm Sabre 1902
Aat 5ransrei6 uaO Paris cine lolde
lle6erfd)memmuag ge6aM.
Eie Observation-Disclosures Siuiidlen
TemtidIanb unO ben Der. Staatsn
@ubrn pieneid)t nod nadl Sem Z.
Tebruar iortgeiest iueroen.
Gemiid,lauo bon heftiseu SdDneeitnr.
men beimgeiadDt.
Eer nene iarfiidr Wrohmeitr erflart,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-30
FLYING MACHINE
To CARRY MAIL
so PREDICTS INVENTOR EDISON,
BUT HE THINKS THE AERO.
PLANE TYPE WILL NOT MEET
REQUIREMENTS - WHAT is
NECESSARY.

Thomas A. Edison, the inventor in
a recent interview expresses the opin-
ion that the aeroplane, despite its
present apparent prestige. is not an
ideal flying machine, and is destined
to prove a failure as practical air.
navigating device.
On the other hand he predicts that
within ten years flying machines, diff
ferent essentially from the Wright
and Bleriot types. will be carrying
the mails at speed of 100 miles
an hour.
Mr.. Edison projects his vision into
the future for the purpose of conjec-
turing to what new achievements the
discoveries Of Bleriot, Wright broth
ers, Latham and others will lead. He
foresees the commercial success OF
tho air machines, but declares that
for sometime they will be the play
vi sport.
They carry too much weight in
motors, he says, for the power the
motors produce. There must be
lighter motors capable Of developing
many times the power now produced
by the motors of the aeroplane and
monoplane.
I'VE are face to face with aerial
navigation" the inventor says, face
to face with it on scale of which
we have never dreamed. In ten
years flying machines will be used to
carry the mails. They'll carry pas