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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
THINKS AND THINGS.
YOUNG STEADY.
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You can't get good reputation
on the installment plan.
It is wise man who knows the
extent of his own ignorance.
One mans success is often due
to another mans failures.
You will never find the road to
success by pining over past fail
ures.
To the ri c h and prominent
scandal is a boon; to the poor and
obscure disgrace.
If we do not know how to do
right we can not hope to know
when others do wrong.
An exchange says: IN ever
judge a man by the clothes he
wears. God made one and the
tailor made the other.''
The man who acquires his knowl-
edge by reading the daily news
papers should never pretend to
state facts with any degree OF
certainty.
With the return Of Spring we
are impressed with the promptness
with which the beauty of nature
responds to little warmth and
sunshine.
! It's hard to get up when you're
down
On account of the capers of Fate;
| But it's harder still to get out
when you're in,
| Because Of the Man at the Gate.
When we consider the amount
of literature written on the subject
Success and think how many there
are who consider themselves quail
f fed to tell us how to succeed We
caa not but be impressed with the
! uum Der Of failures in this world.
t Much has been said oflate about
e the increased cost Of living and
r the misery and evil resulting there
n from. Little Of the true suffer-
r ing resulting from this or any
other condition of a like nature
comes to the attention Of the pub
lie. When the prices Of the neces-
saries Of life exceed certain limit
the newspaper and magazine writ
ers get busy depicting the misery
resulting from these advances.
9 The truth is, however, those who
are first to raise the cry Of distress
r are usually those who are least af-
g fected by the high cost of living
d and often those least qualified to
e treat the conditions as they exist.
# 1t is not, as rule, the doctor or
9 lawyer, with their steady practice,
- or the author or writer with an
}. aptitude for existing OH a diet of
nuts and fruit who ale first to feel
the stress Of hard times. The real
suffering exists among the lower
classes-the wageearners who live
from hand to mouth and whose
O cry of distress seldom rises above
their own misery and suffering.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
LETTERS FROM READERS

To the Editor:
Please find enclosed check for
Eve dollars, with my best wishes
to- all the good workers Of The Mir
ror.
Yours sincerely,
D. j. Fitzgibbon. @. s. Sp.
ST. Joseph's House for Industrious
Homeless Boys,
PhilddeIphia, Pa.
To the Editor:
What rule applies to foreign pa.
pers and magazines coming here's
Are they allowed to go through
the Exchange Box? Ifso, for how
how long?
j. r.
Approved standard papers in al
languages are permitted to e
through the Exchange Box for ter
days from date of publication
Ed.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07

Cell changes: 598 to 80; 385 to
Hosp; 248 to 268; 1853 to 522;
642 to SOL; 235 to $40; 1873 to N.
P; 593 to N. p; 433 to N. p; u
to SOL. LA to 2O6; so to la.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07


The Bookkeeper of last Decem-
Der contains readable writeup of
the Minnesota State Prison.
Mr.. Kilograms says the Side
Lights are getting weak. Not half
as weak as the writer Of them, per-
haps.
Says Hugo: "There is no Irish.
ers in Chermany and OATS Wy We
Chermans isssa great nashun-you
bet!'
Frenchy says: cit is not far
cry from watch ticks to bed ticks.
Frenchy is assisting in making
mattresses.
The author of Jigsaw Philosophy
will he leaving soon-but he will
have left his mark in the files Of
The Mirror.
Tailor Nelson's assistant secre-
tary of tate-Fingy-says he is
anxious to sniff the smell OF the
circus sawdust.
Anglicus has had a poem &C.
oepted by the Smart Set. He is
making the rounds of the highclaws
magazines all right.
BILLY Pinkerton, jr., is the brave
boy-when it comes to wearing one
side of his face longer than the
other" says a neighbor.
Another nugget Of which Davy
is the author: "They don't no.
body bother nobody that don't
amount to nuthin', nowhere"
The owls which the gatemen are
holding in captivity refuse to leave
on parole. They seem satisfied
with the treatment they are receiv.
ing.
II wish my affinity, affinity, was
in this vicinity, vicinity. "-Davy
1t begins to look as if Davy is en-
deavoring to break into the Poets
! Union.
/ Upton Sinclair is after the Bee
Trust again in Physical Culture
ode Fizzicul Culehur is a fn'
magazine" says Butch-and h
knows.
The new sporting editor of Th
Mirror is making a home run Of
his baseball dope. He is thorough
ly we'll posted and puts mp his stint
in fine shape.
Prof. Webb says things hav
been very quiet of late. He be
lieves the North Pole controvers
will start up again after the cleo
, ton next Fall.
Sinbad presented The Miro
with couple of fine potted plant
, last week. A visit to the green
, house disclosed the presence G
some large lemons, which are dc
ing nicely.
| The Strand Magazine for Apr
is a daisy. The Strand is Away
doing something new and move
In the April mum Der will be foun
some lifelike portraits Of note
celebrities.
f Hugo, the tobacco man, sayshe re
ceived so many compliments on tn
last holiday on his famous philo;
: ophy he is seriously contempla1
ing starting philosophy factor
when he leaves here.
Davy says: "No use in nobod
getting chesty with me. [ ten
to my biznuz. An I dom war
I nuthin' to do with nobody ths
: don't tend to biznuz. Biznuz
biznuz all the time with yool
| trooly."
! At next Sundays meeting of th
Chautauqua Circle there will be
I1ohoto Sub,oof. or oco1uo1 FL .
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
Population.

Total number of inmates. 1873
Working at New Prison. -. 76
Received during week. $500. Is
Discharged during week -. 7
Number in First Grade. 49,. 52I
Number in Second Grade. ;. POS
Number in Third Grade. -. 7
Paroled @
Last serial number. 1892
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
BAND PROGRAM.

Following is the musical program rendered by
the local band ON Sunday April g.
March-Signal Corps .............E MCCOY
March-The Crusader F. f. Sharp
March-The Thunderbolt ......... F. j. st. Clair
Observation-Disclosures. f.. BROOK
Medley-Grand operate F. H. I.osey
Wa1tz-Sea BreeZes.. ...,...---......F. II. l|osey
March-The Volunteer. F. J. st. Clair
March-York City Post. B. F. Crumling
March-Canadian Club. w. Huff
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1910-04-07
Chapel Service.

The following is the program OF
the service held in the chapel, Sun
day, April 3, Father Corcoran Of
The Washington times., 1910-05-01
80 Different Styles

Surprises are TO multiply here tomoTow-not only are
these warranted hand embroidered Waists mere at instead
OF up to $500 but not few Others are here trimmed with hand
made Irish crochet lace that durable as it IS beautiful
Nor do the surprises end here-more than thousand
y beauties here trimmed with Italian French and Ger
VaencenneS aceS linked with ebroderes equally as
dainty The needlewOr Of these waists will be the Of
increasing wonder.
LOOI-agan and again-and the you look the more
you'll wonder that mortal hands could produce work so fairy
like Dreams Of waists-fOr which 81 % ndcuously little
price.
Like the famous establishment in New York the PaIais
Royal in Washington is the great department store making
speciality Of cash business These garments eloquent
tribute TO the possibilities of cash business.
The Washington times., 1910-05-01
79c for SIPS Hose

The colOrs incIuGe black, white,
Chantecler, tan, brown, bronze,
gray. smoke, navy, French blue,
copenhagen, sky, pink, old rose,
gendanne, green, reseda green,
violet, lavender, wisteria, yellow,
and gold.
The rules governing this Special
Sale price are: Not more than
three pairs 10 each purchaser, and
at 7oc for tomorrow only.
The Washington times., 1910-05-01
Ill Find Garments Worth Up to 500
Is It Hand-Work?

Let anyone not connoiSe inspect the waists to be here
tomorrow at soc and the verdict would invariably be- These
are hand-embrodered garments Unfortunately the working
Of the wonderful machine that does this work is slow and COM
erciay it may prove failure. However enough Of waists
here to demonstrate that the work of the human hand can
be initiated with such noety that keenet eyes can be dece
ed 1t may be that of such garments will be on market
but II is more probable thereT not be-
But surprises don't end here-tonOows visitors will find
literally thousands Of other waists plain tailor and lace and
embroidery trimmed; values TO $3.50 at only 500 for choice
The cold weather to now has created glu the market
and the store with cash business scores another triumph
The Washington times., 1910-05-01

By special request Of hosts Of
patrons in office" this special
offering IS TO include pay day
tomorrow.
Every thread Of these hose IS
pure Silk, excepting the double
soIes and garter tops. which are
REINFORCED with linen to give added
strength
All sizes here in all COlOTS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
TWO MEN FINED FOR TELLING
After Five Years They Plead Guilty Il
Charge Of Misconduct In
80 ONCE.

washington, June %. Moses Haas
Of New York and Frederick A. Peck
ham Of Cincinnati. after fighting FOL
five years Indictments returned against
them ID the cotton leak In the depart
ment OF agriculture, entered pleas o.
guilty to the count In the indictment
charging conspiracy to AFFECT miscon'
duct In ONCE.
On the recommendation Of the de-
partment of Justice, Justice Gould I'm.
posed fne Of Sc 900 on Haas and S.
600 on Peckham, which they paid. The
other indictments pending against
them were nolle pressed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
Gen. FRED FUNSTON IS nj
AN ATTACK OF HEART DISEASE
THAT 10 DANGEROUS.
Army Surgeons and Nurses In Con
stantant Attendance on the Army
School Commandment.

Fort Leavenworth, Kan, June 26.-
Gen. Frederick Funston, coInmandani
Of the Army Service Schools here, Il
dangerously iii with an attack Of hear
disease at his home. (.
His condition is such that the post
army surgeons and the best trained
nurses from the hospital are in con
slant attendance on him.
Word has been sent to Mrs. Funston,
who is now at the Funston summer
home In Oakland, Cal, OF the generals
condition.
General Funston Is suffering with
angina pectoris. It is attended by
severe pains and strangulation and
powerful medicines have to be ad,
ministered at times.
General Funston's first attack came
Wednesday night as he was descend.
ing a stairway at his home. 1t re.
quired much effort to restore him.
He has had two attacks since neither
as severe as the first, His condition
Ia said, TO be more hopeful now than
at any time since be became III.
When not under the eject Of an at.
tack General FnnstOn's mind is clear,
and he does not suffer much pain. II
is said that IL he continues to inn
prove and becomes able to travel he
will leave for California He probably
Will be accompanied BY Maj John A.
Murtagh, one Of the army surgeons at
tending him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
.KIOWA IS NOT AN ANT HILL
Mayor Of the Kansas Town Declares
That Some One Has sIandered
His City.

Kiowa, kan, June 23.-Someone has
been mean to this town. Press dis
patches were sent broadcast through
Kansas saying that ants have captured
Kiowa and have forced the honest toll,
ers there to dee from their homes.
Now comes ]. N. Herr, the mayor Of
Kiowa, and without waiting to be-
sworn says there are no more ants N
Kiowa than in any other respectable,
city" and all the citizens :are IN:
clined to treat it as a Joke" Some
folks have been so ready to believe
that Kiowa had just been converted
into a big ant hill that Mayor Herr
just had to notice It and deny It.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
FORCED 70 RUN MORE TRAINS
Miss Kate Barnard objected 70 Hun
dreds Of People Sleeping Outdoors
at Tahlequah

Muskogee. Ok June 25.-Miss Kate
Barnard, state commissioner Of chart
ties, objected to permitting hundreds
Of persons to sleep outdoors while the
Cherokee payment Is being made at
tahlequah. Taking the matter up with
the st. Louis & San Francisco rail
road. she has forced that company to
an agreement whereby, whenever 100
persons indicate to the county Judge
a desire to leave Tahlequah at night,
going either way, the 81. Louis & San
Francisco must put on special train
for them. The road agreed to the
terms after 1t was given to under
stand that the sheriff Of Cherokee
county would take charge Of the trains
otherwise.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
WRECK or MEXICAN TROOP TRAIN
-Four Oars Broke Loose Dashed Down
1 Grade and Plunged From RaIIs-- !
81 Killed 50 Injured,

Mexico City, June 25.-A dispatch
received here says that 81 persons
were killed and SO injured in the
wreck Of the troop train on the Ma
tional railway in the state Of Colima
Four cars broke loose from the engine
and while dashing down sharp grade
at terrific speed plunged from the
rails. NJ
Many Of the $50 men jumped, but
all those who were on board were
either killed or badly hurt. Seven Of
ficers are among the dead. 4,
The women and children were traV-
cling with their husbands who were
being transferred to another army
post. The police arrested Engineer
WaIser, an American. and Conductor
Martinez, a Mexican.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
MAY FIND LOCATION AT LAST
Missouri state Industrial School fol
Negro Girls Has Not Been
Sought After

jefferson City. No, June q. AT las
the State Industrial Home for IncOr
rlgible Negro Girls seems to be In
fair way to be located. The last gen
eral assembly appropriated $4,000 fol
the purpose Of establishing this In
stituuon. and to carry out the pro
visions OF the act the governor ap
pointed a board to select location fol
It.
Since than that board has been seek
ing a site. At most places they have
been rshooed away" nobody seeming
to be willing to have a negro lnstitu
ton near
John D. Taylor Of Keytesville repre-
sentins. as attorney. the properly own
ers OF that place, declares that the in
stitutlon can be located there where Z
vim not be offensive to the citizens.
>
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30

purely vegetable ara pe1isell{
|hAfmiesh medicine originated, com
pounded and administered BY q thor
|oughiy competent physIclan; takenin
tefnaIly during the day time only
and twenty-five doses completes the
simple treatment at our institute or
in your home-No Hypodermic In
jections- and guaranteed bond and
contract 70 given each patient, agree
ing that II a perfect cure Il not eff
fected in three days the treatment
will be free. As
THE NEAL CURE has, from the
nature and chemical adaptability to
tor in modern social life. II Is .
and telephones are. The wireless
everything for its purpose. The Neal
for the cure Of DRINK HABIT AND
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30

II the Times iu little shy THIS IL.
sue please lay the blame upon Boonie
ana CliR Boone, who have been siv.
ing our humble quarters ! thorough
interior decoration 81 paper and white
paint and moi that We had TIE money,
but lhs credit We have linoleume1 ON
oosy little sanctum and arranged
thlng1 most oonveniontlg Cor our
dniiY viallorh. n you think ve'ro look'
ING 90 Moe just drop IN and mako
yourself a. much at home e. you a.
uayu hhra II 0ulnlana Timea -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
THE MOSQUITOES FLEE FROM Il
Even the Nav Jersey Kind Find Road
oil Fumes and Automobile
Smoke Too Much.

Orange, N. j., June 25The annual
reports Of the state highway commits
sionsfs DECLARE that oiling Of roads to
lay dust has had q marked eIect on
The famous Jersey mosquitoes, II least
in this section OF the state, driving
them away from the residential dis
trfcts and combining them 70 tracts
where tho roads are not treated ire.
uuently with the oil preparations.
The smoke ana gases from passing
motor cars also have their eject, Il u
said. reinforcing the fumes Of the
road OH n driving back the pests.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30

live Years Of Severe HI1pNl'a at|4lll
me cure Of Hqpfy ]. loiastetn, "a
Barton Street. Boston, Mass, as ano ,,ll
or Victory by HOODS kArsa sllii 4.
Thta ereaf medicine has succeeded IN
many cases where Others have utterly
failed. Mr.. GoIdsteln says: SUE
teye6 from rheumatism live years, It
kent me from business and caused ex-
cyt,clatine pain, NY knees would be-
come IA stiff as steel, tried many
medIcines without relief, then took
Hoods Sarsaparilla, soon felt mucn
batter. and now consider myself en-
,Irelv cured. / recommend Hoods"
get II today IN usual LIQUID form or
chocolated tablets called 1aFseta1ss
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
JAPAN AND RUSSIA AaREE
They From a Treaty 70 join In Pre-
serving the Status cue 10 the
Far Eat

washington, June 2l--Attef II
years Of bitter Antagonist, which
finally eliminated in q bloody war
followed since by more or less disaatis-
faction over their holdings there,
Russia and Japan have agreed BY
means Of . binding treaty to join
hands and intefests n China The
tnsaty Is to 80 into stfsct g soon a.
signed Ii ddplicats.
This action on their part. which was
ratified in detail n ST. Petersburg. IL
70 guarantee the status quo IN the Far
East State department oiicialn are
highly elated over 4. ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30

Chicago, June 2l-The Arbsiser
saengsrbuud Of the Northwest one Of
the largest organizations Of is kind
IA the country, began is trlennial
convention IN orches,ra hall today.
The meeting win last until Tuesday
and has brought % the city several
thousand German singers soloi1ts
Of international reputation have been
engaged to sing At the various 80.
uions
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
(First published ID Abilene Weekly
Reflector June Ie. 1sl0.)
PUBLICATION NOTICE.


10 a. CoDuTn~ ana h Nopufns
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that you have been sued By.
Stella d. Lockwood in the district
court Of Dickinson county, state Of
Kansas, and that unless you answer
her petition on or before the 2Sth
day Of July, A. D. 1910, the same
will be taken a. true and Judgment
rendered against you and each Of
you, and against all persons claiming
or to claim under, BY or through you
or either Of you, that the debt Be-
cured b. 4 certain mortgage on the
following described real estate, sit
mated m Dickinson county, state 81
Kansas t0-wlt; Lot eight Isl, IN
block twelve (12) IN Kinney q
Hodges addition % the city Of abb
loso. oxecuted By Emory Rowland and
Emma Rowland. his wife. 70 7. o.
Henry for $4,000, dated January
81 1888, and assigned on February
5. 1883, hy said 4. Q. Henry % you.
recorded in the office Of the Reolster
of DEEDS Of Dickinson county, state
Of Kansas IN Volume o NJ pegs Ie1,
Be decro1d 70 be sailsued and no
clerk 81 the c1nrt ordered % enter
sniisfsction 81 The zane IN tie office
of ne Register q Deeds 81 Dlckin-
son county state Of Kansas. and quiet
ms ne tills 81 laid plaintiff q nlid
HURD & HuRD.
49,.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
W. W. WILDER BEER INSPECTOR
yhe Ex.Audltor Has Been Named BY
GOV. Hadley to Succeed Ernest
Marshall.

Jefferson City, June Ex-Governor
Hadley appointed W. W. Wilder of St.
Genevieve, ex-state auditor, as stats
beer inspector to succeed Ernest Mar
shall, who resigned to take effect June
30. Wilder will serve out the unex
pired term which ends August, 1911,
The beer inspectors department will
be retained at st. Louis.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30

Madison, Wis., June 22.-A large
nunber OF teachers Of englneerins
mot. here today 10 ne eighies1ih an.
nual session Of the Society Tor the
Promotion Of Engineering Educaiion
Henry s Munroe Of Columbia unirer
siiY. the president. called he meeline
% order ana the morning ras devoted
70 address Of welcome. oacau 70
porls ana contributed papelA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
If sIcK..WHY PAY
Unless Health First Returns.

Here u what thould ana can Dc dOnei
Now you would not Willingly pay for iooe
- y sS.S E rs xS \. 5u, ~. n.a
slns kfif b q so ~ IL Hciasi WORTHY -
Positively knowing what Dr.. ehQope ne
s,o1afYs can Do loT The SICK, iay 70 AZ ''.lon
~ unless heath alsl IgtuIns. Ard j sseh ny
ksslo,etive VIZ & sized end sealed % day -
pcaifysiy pledge 70 he siek evsryyher'
rhat aDr. Nhooli'S Rest figs q absolute
III free e. fdiIs". Lei Others do lie same
~ siae pas their prescriptions by.
Ifyou need more strength, more vitality
zaofs Vieol o. moie vim, use my Restorative
EW days and hol0 the immediate improyenunt,
When the Stomach. Heart or Kidn, ~ 80
&1cnf then test Dr. Hhoup Restorative. do ~
adse ne Stomach nor stimulate The Heart or \ y
.Ts. iol ihal 4 wrong leAl. age eesi n1al WI
linen hoois nlio IN 81 : thy hidden IN
Sd nerve no hr1lr than ellk1n THREAD lhe9
~ how fhal nerve, until = leils aetuelL s.ys.
= ne Ae4It ~ pouef, ~ tone, ~ hsFenenelna
II f s 6ookS Win opsn pp neg and helpful
ideas 10 thoaa Who nIo not well. 1lay tqll bow
az ei1unch. and kldneTu each have th4lf in1les
81 power nerves. Thcg f1ll how The Restorative
~ e1pseiSlly made d reach and rsyilsllls then
val o. hflInq inside nerves. An o. 4lql4 lsfp
fI WIN 4 An abs 10 NJ. ~ a frfo u n lni|e
Thisis Why lay 'l1ft 10 cadnee On 2
HSficine iDhoee maker dare not bGes ~
f.isi a. I DO 81 fhi, rtindrkabls Q9sfs.
% Wit. NJ lndaS iaf he order.
have appointed honest and rs,pcndels
1.1.z|.,l j ne.llI san cnnmnnl1 % i1'os ps
nm uIli1 ne On iof be ordll.
an drulsilll - ~. shoogt Rel.all4se.
EI ~ an moi Authorized % rive NJ . az ~
e. drup 10 tQ. nleal.,- ana lnn. ~
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ar6raI 1'l a.
n1rl. ~ ~ |Isa % l1n1ull ~ - f1a
r1f 1t1r Il ~ rhI.iclln. W 1tFi11 anf ~
1rf1 Is|11 ~ r1NIl~and HII1c1l 60
Puftarf Unf1 Or tITo non ~ vIl clr.l
g. Ies.t 11IIolI n ~ ] l1rt 1alD1l lo.ll11e-
$500 t|.crrn11 81 AZ. ri' l1,1 pl ''11 r
r1l rtII0a tIln. ~ trl .44It ss4
n 0IEF |0rIIIrI1It 80 VIC N14 e-ls
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100 NotC1 lt1n11l1a'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
NAY ABANDON KANSAS PROJECT
The Reclamation Work at Garden City
In Danaer--Been Under Way
For Years.

Washington, June 25.-It has devel
oped that one Of the two reclamation
projects which President Taft has
been advised to abandon is the one
ct Garden City, Kan, The other Is IL
New Mexico, The Garden City projecl
mas been under way about as long al
any OF the irrigation schemes Of To
government.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
boz AIRsHIp TIcKETs At HOME
only Necessary 70 @ o New rork
8 securs Passage On Count
zsppslln,s Ar liner

New YORK June TIsksts By he
slr inc between Dusseldorf ana
Baden. Germany. good oaly On the
Zeppelin airigiblc Dsnischiand, win b
placed on sale here mis- week.
me Deutschland recently made q
reusrfable digit from Ff5odrichsnaie1
% Dnsrsidoff II 4 the<afsl Airahip
q attempt a regular passenger ser
Eies