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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

Watch our Daily for bargain
ads this week. Several of the
progressive merchants are
planning on their annual clear
ance sale this week and next
and their loss should be your
gain. ii. II. Dickman will have
a page ad in our Daily tomor-
row evening and in the Weekly
Thursday. Fensler & Amen
will have a page ad in our
Daily Wednesday evening and
in the Weekly Thursday. 3.
Abrams, of the Valley Dept.
Store will also have a page ad
in our Daily Wednesday and
the Weekly Thursday. Also
bills will be sent out all over
the county announcing the
sales. WATCH THE TIMES
ALL THIS WEEK.
The merchant that doesn't
advertise and thinks the other
fellows big ad will bring bust
ness into town of which he,
himself will get a share, is very
much mistaken. If you want
to sell your goods, let the PEG.
pie know that you are in bust.
ness and that you have some.
thing for sale. Perhaps some
people in the country don't
even know you are in business.
How should they know unless
perhaps they have seen your
sign on your window? They
haven't seen it in the paper
That advertising pays is an as
sured fact or if it didn't would
the stores in Kansas City pay
four hundred dollars for 3
page ad, one issue of the Kan
sas City Star? Pick out the
merchants that are doing Z
good business in Mo. Valley
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

Walter Hauf, returned to
Merrill, Iowa, last evening, af-
ter a short visit here with his
parents, Mr.. & Mrs. j. w. Haufi'
The Army and Navy costs the
United States 1926, 100000 per
year, in time of profound quiz
ct and peace.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
ANCIENT ARRlAGE CONTRACT.

Marriage contracts written on os-
Jraca ~ potshcrds have len IN
earthcd at Luxor Egypt. Which coz
Wet the experimental union" man of
unoriginality They are two thousand
years old. Que Of taem reads.
Il take thee Tamnis. daughter Of
Pamothis into my house. to be my
lawful Wiz for the term of live months.
Accordingly, dcposit for you in the
Temple Of Hathor the sum of four sil-
yer slater which viii he forfeited 10
YOU if dismiss you before the con
clusion of the five months. ana besides
this my banker shall do something for
YOU. but if You leave me on your own
account before the end of the five
months the above sum which have
deposited shall be returned to me"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
PRESIDENT TAFT
At BAR HARB0R
Nuggets Spec 81 Service.

BAR HAEB0R July - President
Faft, out on cruising tour arrived
her to-day. and came ashore The
summer visitors Who make VI much
fhe larger proportion Il t. inhabit-
ants. We're thrown into 5. HL,ry 10y the
unexpected arrival of the Ilsthaguis.., d
visitor The President found many
friends among the guests. 81; ,ng THIN
Associate Justice Harlan. s.ith whom
bc took IN informal lunch The usual
crowds Of thu curious t. see tie Pres
ident Ut the United States logged his
footsteps wherever ne MI. but AIR
Taft took it good natattdfy, even
standing Ia nave tho kodak mapped
on him
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
BANKS
ON JANUARY |
Nuggets Special Services.

CHICAGO. July lit is announced
that the postal savings banks provided
for by the bin which recently became
"a law viii be opened for business au
January l, 1911.
The Attorney General, Postmqs' 3,
General ana Secretary Of Tho Treasury
have installed the preliminary work.
and their subordinat.s are actively en- /
gagged in completing tn, details. When
the plans are formulated it viii Zen
he necessary t" have the needed sup
plies in the way of blanks and station
cry which will largely be p-ovided by
the Government Office AZ Washington
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
A GROWING DOLLY.

Mamma" said little Dorothy. 81
want some water To christen my doll :"
No. dear replied TIE mother. its
wrong to make sport of such things"
Then | want some wax to waxinate
her. She's old enough To have some
thing done -Housekeeper.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
CALHOUN AYERS
ERRORS OF COURT
Nuggets speetst Services.

StN FRANCISCO Jub 10 Patrick
'.-I am. ruasHd,Ht II H. Uut.d Bul
~, 'aultu,- Nh1 IS nu trpI fag graft
200 connection With securing JHe fan.
.H.-r IRIS t-kst faF dismissal - his
a.#.a - ths grounds II errnr in tine
HHs i tEt. count Tho au,e,d enur
saHst~r= 1t ra~lrauius the s8~e while
IT, defendant insisted up"a at inn
mediate. ual Tho count rus tdEsH tire
matter udrr uts t=,mrn..
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21

Tommy's Mother-Why aren't YOU a
good boy. like Willie Jones?
fommy-Huh' It's easy enough for
him to be good. He's sick most Of the
time
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
NOTICE,

The Woman's Exchange is now
CRYING the best meals in the town
BEST bread, rolls and pastry for saIt
At the counter Foot Of Steadman ave
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21

Prize Winner Draught Beer at the
Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
NOME ORATORS
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21

Moonlight Springs or Salt Water
Baths at the Elite Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
GO TO THE MOTH POLE

Bakery for the best bread and pastry
The only Coffee House in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
WEATHER RECORD
JULY 20, 1910.

Temperature Maximum ~ above.
minimum A above
Rarometer-29 inches.
Weather-Cloudy.
Wind-Sautheast breeze.
Precipitation Rain. Loo inches. the
heaviest since 1906.
ARTHUR GIBSON,
Observer
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
KAUFMAN AND LANGFoRD
MATCHED FOR SIX ROUNDS

Nuggets SPECIAL Service
PHlI.AbELpHIA. july ~ Al Fan.
man and Sau G.ausfar# ats,. -s.ra
matched Tor -fN-r.uad t5Hf H.r. H.
August
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
Initial Paper. Lor1en Bros.

Smoke Lawrence Barretts, the best
domestic cigar on earth. at Yorkey's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21
The Delegates Farewell.

How can / hear To leave the.
one parting look 1 Civ th,v.
The votes. they went against me:
I've suffered consequently.
Farewell, farewell. my dcsr old H'lck.
Farewell Farewell. my dear Old Wicl..
No more Will l behold the.
No more in all my glory,
Ny precious seat in Congress.
Ed orr-he's got it On us.
Farewell farewell my dear ,ii Wick.
Farewell. l~rewel. my dear old Wick
All things considered, the meeting
was great success. and reflects credit
on thu interest manifested by the Pc
pie in the approaching election. Tic
house was Well filled. a fair sprinkline
Of the fair sex being present Tie au-
dience was apparently well pleased,
ana gave attention TO the interesting
speeches.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21

Office; Schofeld Building. Opposite
Court House. Phone: Main AZ.
j. SULLIVAN
Stsnoerapher
Notary
Residence: Golden Gaze Hotel. Phone
Main 7. Room ;.
Smoke Lawrence sarretts, the best
Domestic Cigar. at Yorkey's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-21

Smoke Lawrence Barretts, The best
Domestic Cigar, at Yorkey's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-12
It TIE CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Re-. j. E. Summons, pastor. Ser
vices at II a. IN. and p. m. Morn
lag subject; Cities Of Refuge.
Eyen;us subject: THE Constra,nlt
Pow"f of jesus Love" Sunday
scA"ol. nAilathea and Baraca classes
at p. n Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at s j. IN. Visitors and strang-
or cordially invited to these services.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-12
7 I. A MTG cOi ST LIN G
= =
Excellent Passenger Services.

- - ~ - - -
Excellent Passenger Services.
Arrivals and Departures Of Traina.
BRUNSWICK.
ReSES7
Train No. 81. 1905 2. -
Train No. 97....8:10 p. 10
departures.
'Trsin NC 96. $40 .. m.
Train n" 80. ... 400 y. N.
= 4
Direct connection at Port Tampa
"a 2. & o. S. S. &c. ships for Key
Vest and Havana.
Connections at Savannah with
steamer lines to Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York, Boston and points
Schedule figures are given as in
formation and are not guaranteed.
Fifteen cents saved by buying tick
ats from agents.
T C. White, E. M. NORTH,
@e7. Paa. Agent, Div. Pas. Agt.
Wilmington, N. C. Savannah, Ca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
TIE FENWIOK.PULLIN WED.
DING,

Mr.. Joseph FeuWick was married at
O'clock last night to Miss Rsbecca
E. Pullin. The ceremony was perform
ed at the parsonage tSt. Msry's Church
by Rev. a. J. Cutler. A special dispen-
sasion from Bishop Van de Vyver had
previously been obtained by telegraph.
This procedure was necessary, it was
stated, because the bride Is Protestant.
Ths bride was attended by Mrs. Annie
Shirley and the bridegroom by Mr.
John Cornell, of Washington.
When the prospective groom applied
at the clerks Office OF the Corporation
Court for marriage license be was told
that the young woman wos only IL
years, but, bY telephone, Mrs. Louisa
M. Pulliu, her mother, assured the
clerk that che had no objection to the
match, and the document. was granted.
The bride was alfred in white chiffon
cloth and carried handsome bouquet of
BRIDES roses and smilaJ., and the mstron
OF honor wore pale pink silk poplin, and
carried bridesmaids roses and maiden
hair fern. After the ceremony they
lster accompanied by q few friends went
to their home on north st. Asaph street.
Among those present. at the parsonage
we're Mrs. Lille GWiuu, Miss Emma
Smith, Misses Estella and Victoria Lsup-
heimer, Mr.. James Pettsy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Levy, and few friends from
Washington. The young couple will be
Glad to see their many friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
FINED TWENTY DOLLARS.

The case 0. Frank Pullin and Joseph
Fenwick, charged with disorderly con.
duct and fighting on north Royal street
on Wednesday night, came up in the
Police Court this morning. The evil
dsnce was substantially as published 10
Yesterdays Gazstte. Fenwick stated
tba. the assault WIS unproyoked, but
Pullin ayerred that FeuWick insulted
and attempted to assault him. Justice
Oston fued Pullin $40, and said that Il
Fenwick was guilty of any overt Get ne
seemed 10 have been sufficiently punish
ed. The latter has cat over the lett
eye in which several stitches had bsen
taken and his face was bruised and
swollen. Fenwick was represented by mr.
L. q. Mscheu. This vas the only case
before the Police Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
WESTMINSTER LEAGUE.

The regular monthly meening OF the
Wes,minstsr League, of the Second
Presby tsriau ohnrcb, will be held this
evening. Ia tbs lecture room. The
s,swlv elected officers will have charge
and they have arranged a very inter
.astiu. meeting, beginning With the
rssnisr devotional and business exer'
oIses followed by = musical and literary
programme consisting OF The following
nu nbers: Vocal solos, Aessrs Eicnata
Writ and Forrest Birrell, aed MISS
Lucy Graves; duet, bv Messrs. z. j.
Dempsey and @. B. Kennedy; reading
Mrs. O. ". Mandsr; cornet solo, hs.
HAIRS Hayden, and several selections
by the Euoday school choir. The mem
,bers of tbs church are their friends
and cordially Invited to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
LETTER FROM RICHMOND.
{ Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
Richmond, March IL.

| Only one day and tao nights remain
of the present legislative session and
The stats capitol present, as busy 81
app aarance az bee hive in full opera
tlon. Judging from the numbers o.
bills on the House calender, i! looks q:
| if great many of them will die where
they are, and will not even get consld'
GRAFTON, and 1t will be bitter for the
state If tHc-!hlrds OF them are not even
called up. There sre few prominent
measures yet to be disposed ofand 1t may
be possible that some OF these may fail
of passage.
The state health board is very much
| In favor OF sanitary measure which
Is .tIll on the calendar and are using
their best endeavors to have 1t taken up
! and passed. Dr.. W. M. Smith, OF
Alexandria, who Ia q member OF the
board, Ia here 10 its interest and with
the influence OF Messrs. Robinson Mon
| cure, of the House, and Thornton, Of
| the Senate, he Is convinced that be
will see the measure enacted into Law.
Judge J. z. IL. Norton Is here In
the interest OF insurance lsglalstion and
| ia hustling among the members of both
houses With whom be has an extensive
| acquaintance.
representative O. O. Oarlin and Mr..
Thomas Saith, cashier of the Alex
andria National Bank, we're here yes
| terday In regard to financial Legislation
which Is still In jeopardy,
II all the road bills which have been
| introduced ct the session becomes law
the pedestrian could travel the state
from the western end Of the Atlantic
Ocean withou! having to come Into con.
tact with the slightest mudpuddle and
the domestic member OF the duck tribe
would have to ueek other quarters OF the
globe for q hsbitation.
Both bodies OF the general assembly
arc holding night sessions In order to
clear the calendars, but there Is 30 much
hot air and imaginary grievances belched
forth that littls Is accomplished.
This Legislature seems to be made up
| of members whose only aim seems to be
to yet even. II any member opposes
snother's measure, whether 1t be on con.
s,itutIonal grounds or for economy, that
minute he incurB the hatred OF fellow
member who does net heiitats 10 block,
II he can, all legislation Of which the
objector ID the patron, no matter how
worthy the object fox which the legts.
lation ilpropossd.
Ths House Of 'Dslsgats has the ap..
pearsnce sometimes Of Q 10! Of sahool
boys--ii you strike me wont plsy.
a number Of legislators have cypress
ed th1ir joy at the .eaaaian being near
| it's end. and tie thought comes to the
writer that the people Of the state echo
| the came sentiment. q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
DRAWING NEAR The ELECTRIC
CHAIR.

Hsury Smith, Calvin johnson, Rlch'
ard Pines and Eugene Dorsey, the four
| colored men sentenced to death for the
| mu der of Walter F. Schultz on the ont:
skllt, of Alexandria year ago last sun
day, are again drawing near the shadow
of the electric chair. Smith 10 repeating
his last statement to the effect that DC
Was victim of the third degrees and tast
his evidence on the stand was fabricated.
The other men, so far as can be learned.
are still disclsimipg any participation 10
or knowledge of the crims. FoltJ-eight
men, however, one.half OF whom are
Alexandrisns and the remainder from
Fairfax aud Albemarle counties, having
listsned to law, evidence and arguments,
pronounced them guilty as indicted, aud
unless Governor Mann intsrferes the
sentences of the court will be carried
ou! one week from today.
Counsel for the convicted men Will 90
to Richmond again next week and baVe
interviews with the governor. The latter
will then have the necessary time TO
examine more closely into the case, as
the legislature will hsVe adjourned by
that time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
ROsEMONT NOTES.

After considerable delay on the part
oil the manufacturers the street lamp
posts tor Rosemont have arrived, aud
are now being installed. By some time
next week, Rosemont will be as we'll
lighted as any city in the country, with
lamps, similar to those used in the best
residence sections OF Washington. There
will be seven lamps on Rosemont sVenue
alone, from the station tc the upper end
of the sveuue, and like number OF
lamps in the rest of the property.
a regular night watchman's watch
clock service has been installed, COM
pelling the Waterman to make the
rounds CT the entire property every hour
all through the night, which insures
better night police service than within
the corporation limits. MIR. +. L. Stay
maker states that the indications are
that number of additional home seek
ers will locate Ia Rosemont this spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
Virginia News.

"Westbrook, the beautiful suburban
home near Richmond of the laie Msjor
Lewis Ginter, has been sold to George
E. Miller, rich mar facturer 70 New
York, for 10000
Miss Mamie M. HaRkins, of Spottsyl-
vapia, and Robert o. Jones, of Oulpeper
we're married in Rockville, yesterday,
by the Rev. g. B. White, of the Baptist
Church. The young man gave his age
as % and that of the girl IS IS.
According to estimates givtn BY Of.
ficials of the Bethlehem Stsel Company
a!Ssu.h Bethlehem, Ps., mora than2, 600
men have returned to work since last
Monday, swelling the total to more than
4, 900 men.
A telegram received in Lyuchbnrg
late Yesterday from Frederick Harper,
sou.iu.law OF Senator John W. Daniel,
who is With him at Dsytona, Fla, says:
"s ,natr Daniel has had stroke OF
psrslysis sffscting the left side. he
shows decided improvement, however,
and the doet,rs feel conf dent OF Ills re-
coyery in due course"
The Supreme Court of Appeals yester.
day handed down decision sustaining
the validity and conttitutiouality of the
"tuilding line" ordinance of Richmond
The case originated in controversy
over bay window projecting across thu
building line. The result OF this suit IL
of interest to property owners, real estate
agents, builders, architects and loca
authorities throughout the state.
After q t,ial lasting almost week the
iurv ia the Law and Equity Ocu,t ir
Richmond yesterday rendered verdlc
far the defendant In the sniJ Of The
Sacurity Bank Of Richmond against the
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
Unit,d States. The action Was fox the
recovery of $4,000 on three insurance
policies carried by Charles q. Hu3speth'
| It vss claimed by the plaintiff that
Hudspeth disappeared from the city
] mora than seven years ago and, net
| having been heard from since, his heirs
vere entitled to the amount Ct bis poll:
oIes: which actually amoa a!ed u ST.
500. An appesl was noted. The In
structions of Ju5ge Ingram and bis
opinion we're thst sufficient proof Of
death had not been prodacsd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
COLLISION.

Az WAS stated in the Gazette the United
States Local Inspectors OF Steam Vessels
in Norfolk yesterday morning inquired
into the recent collision between the
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Dom snY's steamer Newport News aud
qhe British steamer Lord Roberts OF
wolf Trap, in lower Chesapeake bay,
when the Newport News was damaged
TO the eztsut of $4,000. The inquiry
wss privste one for the purpose OF as
ce,tsiniDg il there were any grounds tor
charges to be investigated publicly at a
later dst,. All were excluded except Wit
ness who we're on the scene at the time
Of ,hs collision. The local inspectors will
give decision later. Captain FIN. Phillips,
master; G serge Fl, Novel;, second OH
Ger: Robert a. Dixon, deckhsnd, and
Marvin J. Mercer. chief engineer of the
Newport News, gave their evidence IS
to what occurred at the time OF the COL
lision with the Lord Roberts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
THE WEATHER.

After ten days of mild end bright
weather winter returned yesterday and
snow fell from about 10 o'clock In the
morning till nearly 10 o'clock last night.
The ground being warm, most OF the
snow melted soon after it fell, but in
shaded places sttsiued depth OF about
two inches. b. 8 O'Clock this evening
tae skies had cleared, most of the snow
had disappeared and the mercury stood
q. about 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Carroll Pierce, vice president OF
the Citizsns' National Bsuk, of this city.
will address the Richmond Chapter,
American Institute of Banking, at i!s
regular monthly meeting Thursday night
next.
Mrs. John Downey, of this city, was
among those who attended the funeral
services of DR.. Frank W. Nelson, which
we're held at 81. Stephens Episcopal
Church, near Forest Depot, Wednesday
afternoon.
DR.. Ohss E. Outcslt will leave tonight
for q five days trip to New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
REVERSED,

In the court OF Appeals yest srday the
csss Of Trimyer Us. the W.. a. & Ms.
y. Rwy. from the Circuit Court OF Alex
sudris, was reversed. John d: Irlmyet
recovered Judgment of 81, 500 against
she Washington, Alexandria and Mt.
Vxuou Railway Company 10 tue Dir
nult court at Alexsndris, to which q
arit oi:error was awarded. Mr.. Trimyer
alleges he was injured at q railway
urossipp In this city, and that the acct
dent was due to neglect of the railway
company. Judge Keith rarer:es inc
lower court, and remands the case for q
new trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A marriage license was issued In
Washington yesterday to Herbert B..
Sutton and Alberts Martin, both OF
Fall Church.
Two candidates we're initiated and
eight applications for menbership re.
csIved at the meeting last night of Alex
audria Council, Junior Order of Amor
leans.
A meeting OF The Relief Hook aud
Ladder Company will be held tonight.
On account of sickness in the vicinity Of
the truck house, the bell Will not be
| tolleS, as usual.
A difficulty occurred at an early hour
this morning st the Old Dominion Glass
Works between Chris. Mason and John
/ Stewart, both colored employees at sha'
| plant, daring which Mason cut Stewart
| With a knife.
Have You any will power? II Temptation
came your way, do you think you co.!!o res's
| it, Could you honestly 1sok yeurselfin the fact
and say, SECT thee behind me Satan ?" O
course you could it you want to. It's fac
| that the better you feel the more Will poWei
| Won have and the best way to feel good is t
buy ali your foed products from the Autt
Market and the Auth Stand. They'll make
| Won feel like living forever. Sylvan Blond
helm, the Auth Stand and the Auth Market
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES,
the finest that grow for eating, Csc bu.; bes
Elsin Creamery Butter, in pound prints, 81
h.. Fresh Virginia Boil Butter, 2st
h.; fancy Japan Rice, &c h.; g lbs. best Eyap
GRATED Peaches, 25c; lbs. best Large Prunes
Csc; Fancy New York State Eyaporatet
Apples. 1Oc h.; 5 cans Pink Alaska Salmon
25e; 8 cans best Fish Roe, Csc; lbs. Bes
Laundry Starch, 25c; cakes Star Soap. Zoe
7 cakes Circus Sosp. 25c; large bottle Nam
moth Queen Olives. regular price S5c; on
price zoe. VIM. P. WooLLs d SoE, Roya
and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-11
improving. Mr.. Gu iahy is still living
at q hotel. Thers is talk of reconcilia-
linn nm sccnunt of the children.

improving. Mr.. Gu iahy is still living
at q hotel. Thers is talk of reconcilia'
ton on account of the children.
Philauder o. Knox, jr., acting upon
bis fathers sdyice to "s1ift" for him
self, accepted position yesterday st
Providence, R. L with Bates W. Flint,
sales agent for well.kuown automobile,
and will start work next Monday to
earn living for himself aud bride,
elopement with and marriage to whom
caused his father, the federal secretary
OF state, t, cut of an allowance OF s4oO 8
month.
A suspicicu, young woman threw q
handful of red pepsr through hole in
the wall of handsome bungalow near
fayetteville, Ark, Wednesday night.
By singular coincidence Thsd Cations,
q nst,ye, has badly iDAsmed eye, and
NAV lose the sight CT It. So Cations was
arrested as Peeping Tom yesterday.
DON Oabell, the Illinois lnmbermsn,
owns the bungalow, aud the private fish.
ing and hunting preserves arouhu is'
Mrs. Oabell Is cntsitaiuing house party,
aud some one has been pespiug in the
bungalow about bedtime.
The first regua ar air navigation ser
vice 10 Europe will be iDau2urated on
May Is. Regular trips will be made
from Munich, Bavaria, alternately to
Starnberg and Oberammergau. A d.
rigible balloon OF the Psrsevsl type, haV.
ing gas capacity OF 600 cubic meters
and driven BY Two motors of 100 horse
power each, will be used. The aerial
carriage will accommodate twelve pas-
scngers besides the crew. The fare for
the round trip to st'rnberg will be 800,
aud for the round trip 20 Ooerammergau,
S175. The regular service will close for
the season on September /.