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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
]. E. Haruidge, For Mr..
Blount, Files Protest
With Committee.
CHARGES cRookEpNEss IN NINE
PRECINCTS, ALLEGING THAT
PARTIES VOTED UNDER THE
NAMES oF DEAD MEN, ALSO
THAT MEN VOTED WHO WERE
NOT REGISTERED, AND OTHERS
WHO WERE OUT OF COUNTY.
special to The Journal. :

SpociaI TO Tho journal.
Jacksonville, Fla. Feb. 4.-Nine pro-
tests were filed before the Democratic
executive committee Of Duval county
when 1t met at noon today to canvass
the vote In the senatorial primary
These protests were filed by Attorney
John e. Hartridge, on behalf OF
William A. Blount. one OF the candi-
dates for the nomination Of Unite1
States senator.
All Of them were of the same nature
and but one was read by Mr.. Hart
ridge. He read the list of precincts
against which he filed the protests and
they were numbers 4, 8, 13, Is, is. l.?
10. II and 20. There were six objec-
tions In each protest and referred to
alleged crookedness In voting. 1t was
also alleged that all Of the illegal votes
were cast for the Hon. Nat p. Bryan
for United States senator. The pro
tests alleged that men had voted under
the names Of voters who were dead,
those who were out of town. those who
stayed at home: also that men were
voted who were not registered, and
others who had no right to vote and
IOS VVnC1 1S4SOSAo Va q oIAAiA4dA SA40A az
ter.
+ As soon as the protests were read
Committeeman George Powell objected
to them for the reason that they did
not state any specific facts and for the
further reason that Mr.. Hartridge had
failed to bring in any evidence. He
did not make offer of proof and Powell
moved to file the protests.
PROTESTS l0NoRED.
Mr.. Hsrtridge objected to the motion
and paid that he thought the commit
tee should take some definite action
s1kher ailow or mot allow the protests
M Powell again took the floor and
ean1Ained that - Mr.. Hartridge was
.d6k q member OF the committee. he
had no right to offer the objection, but
that he would state further that the
protests were not accompanied by any
afidavit to substantiate them.
Mr.. Powell then offered a resolution
which was unanimously passed which
filed the protests with the secretary
and declared 1t was the sense of the
body that the protests were not in
proper specific form.
The on1cial canvass Of the Duval
county vote was then taken up.
4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
sen. TERRELL
SERIOUSLY ILL
is STRICKEN WITH ACUTE INDl
GESTION WHILE IN SENATE OF.
I FicE BUILDING AND Is re
MOVED TO HOSPITAL.
BY Associated Press

Washington, Feb. 4.--Senator Joseph
M. Terrell, of Georgia, was suddenly
stricken with acute indigestion in his
room in the senate Office building late
today.
He was removed to the George
Washington University hospital where
physicians tonight say his condition is
serious.
Senator Terrell had dismissed his
secretary and clerk for the day and
was alone when he was stricken He
telephoned to Representative Gordon
Lee, Of Georgia, who. when he arrived,
found Terrell sinking In a chair, help
less.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05

New York, Feb. A nation wide
war on the Illicit opium traffic is now
in progress, and the federal authorities
are using every effort to put the ring
leaders, most Of them Chinese, behind
the bars. The capture of Charley Bos-
ton Correct name Of Lee Quong) at IA
Mott street is considered to be a most
important achievement. Boston is be-
lieved by the police and the customs
authorities to be the leader and brains
OF a syndicate of Chinese smugglers Of
opium who have brought large guam
titles Of the drug into this country and
distributed it from headquarters in
this city. He was arrested the other
night in Chinatown by United States
Marshal Henry Cunningham.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
WILL AGREE To
AN ARM|ST|CE
GEN. BoNILLA WILL ACCEPT ME-
DIATION OF THE UNITED
STATES, 1T is BELIEVED, WITH
IN A FEW DAYS.
BY Associated Press,

Washington, Feb. 4.-Gen. Boniila
leader of the revolution in Honduras,
will probably agree to an armistice
within few days and accept the me-
diation of the United States to bring
about an end to the conflict
This was conveyed to the state de-
partment by a wireless from Com
mander Davis, Of the gunboat Tacoma
and it is understood that the United
States Will offer the Tacoma as a
neutral guard for the negotiations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
MAKES DENIAL
CONFESSIONS
Or. PANTCHONko, THE "MURDER
sPEclALlsT," AsToNIsHEs THE
COURT ROOM BY HIS SWEEPING
pENiAts.
ey Associates Press.

y st. PetersburG Feb. 4.-Dr. Pant
chonko, who twice pleaded guilty to
the murder Of Count Bouturline and
others, today astonished the crowded
court room with a sweeping denial cf
the confession and a statement that he
had been induced to make the admis-
sion Of guilt on a promise that his
mistress, Mime. Muravieff, would be
freed from the charges and he himself
would be released.
Servants OF the Muravieff and Bou-
turline households testified that the
poisoning Of Count Bouturline had be-
come back-stairs gossip even before
the count died.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
5 CASES FEVER
ON MARIETTA
TWO OF THEM ARE SERIOUS, Ac-
CORDlNG TO WIRELESS FROM
COMMANDER COOPER TO THE
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
By Associated Press.

Washington. Feb. Alive probable
cases of yellow fever. two Of them
serious, is the extent Of the outbreak
aboard the gunboat Marietta, accord
ing to a wireless received today by the
navy department from Commander
Cooper, as the ship approached Key
West. 4
The secretary was requested to deny
the sensational reports of an extensive
outbreak on the vessel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
ey Associated Press.

New Iberia, La, Feb. A battle to
death between a gorilla and an English
bun dog. in which the gorilla was the
victor. was the attraction here at mid
night last night. with almost the en-
tire male population of New iberia as
spectators. Much money was waged
on the result, with the gorilla heavy
favorite.
A pen twelve feet square and eight
feet high was arranged for the combat,
with seats on all sides. The dog and
gorilla were placed in the pen at II
midnight At 12:02:So q. M. the dog
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
SAM Ed. Dowleh, Persian Minister
of Finance, is Assassinated

pursuers and had not been overtaken
late In the day.
The assassination of SAM Ed Dowleh
comes at time of political excitement
in the Persian capital as a result Of a
bitter quarrel In parliament over tho
appointment of American financial ad-
visers. Parliament voted on Thursday
last to engage five financial experts
from the United States to reorganiza
the country's fiscal system.
The minister of finance was presi-
dent of the first parliament and has
held the posts OF minister of COM
merce, minister Of the interior and
uaiske.>s q public instruction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
M'cURDY WILL ATTEMPT
A SPECTACULAR FLIGHT
BY Associated eress.

Havana, Feb. Aviator NcCurdy
will tomorrow attempt flight from
Camp Columbia around Moro Castle
and return for $4,000 prize offered by
the municipality.
This evening he attended a recep-
ton and a theatre where he received
the FIVE thousand dollar prize given
by the Havana Post for the flight
across the Florida Straw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
CHAOS RE|GNS
IN THE RAILWAY
MAIL SERVICE
Condition of Inefnciency, In
subordination and Mis-
Management Develops.

AN UPHEAvAL AND PERHAPS RE-
ORGANIZATION OF ENTIRE SER
VICE is LIKELY TO RESULT
HITCHCOCK HAS BEEN CON-
QUOTING A PERSONAL INvEsTI.
CATION AND is THOROUGHLY
INcENsED OVER SITUATION,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
ARCHBISHOP RYAN Is
CONTINUING TO IMPROVE
~ Associated Press.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. AFTER
weeks Of illness in which he was close
to death, Archbishop Ryan tonight
showed considerable Improvement and
those about him are even daring TO
hope that he may get stronger and be
about again.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
WILL NOT AMEND THE
RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT
BY Associated Press,

washington, Feb. 4.-That the Cana
dian reciprocity agreement must stand
or fall as a whole in the house ways
and means committee was made clear
today by Chairman Payne during the
progress of hearings that occupied the
entire day. Farmers. lumbermen and
barley raisers were given hearings to-
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
DEADLOCK CONTINUES.

Albany. Feb. 4.-The third week of
the deadlock over the election of a
United States senator ended today
with no apparent prospect Of a break.
Only nineteen members were present
today at the joint session.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05

New York. Feb. IA bevy of beau
tifuI young society girls will be the
bridesmaids Of Miss Vivien Gould
when on Feb. I she maries Lord De-
cies in st. Bartholomew church One
of these will be Miss Hope Hamilton,
one Of the most popular Of the young
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05

Continued on Page SixD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01

Die resularen so Gent mo / Dollar Sioifcu
ltno tn allen Mpotbefen 81 baben. Mnn
merle itb ben Raren: ,StpampsRoot," Sr.
&ilmer's nSfpamp.8oot," unD bic Ioreiie:
Btn9bdmtpg 81. p, an ieoer SIaide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
WHY OUR HENS WOULDN'T LAY.

| wonder what's the reason
That my hens won't lay,
| haven't found a single egg
For many a day.
They used to be good layers,
Are healthy and well-fed,
They cackle loud and Justify,
Their combs are all bright red;
/ can't make out at all. at all,
Why our hens don't lay,
While all our neighbors' scrubby hens
Lay almost every day.
1t did appear peculiar
That our hens wouldn't lay,
If they were not the laying kind,
To keep them wouldn't pay.
One afternoon, / fed my fowls,
Much earlier than before,
When / saw two bare legs come out
From under the trap door,
A pair of knee pants followed soon,
A, sweater and curly head,
1t was my neighbours freckled boy
Emerging from the shed;
Unfortunately for the boy,
That door was rather small,
1t was for him a squirmy task
From out of this to crawl;
A, sticky, pastey, yellow streak,
Was running down his legs,
His pockets, which had bulged before
We're straining broken eggs.
He 'fessed up, that whene'er he had
A dozen eggs or more,
For candy, ginger-cake and such,
He'd trade them at the store.
| readily forgave the kid
For he was all dismay.
| found out the reason why
My hens wouldn't lay.
T. G.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01

Gin Mann, Ger aus Sobiudt
auf oem @rabe ieiner Mutter 3ieger
peioet; Ser Innge Sdritte mad)t,
I'M SobIleber an iporen; Ser oie
l1br bes 9o6ts iteben ldBt negert
Der abniisung; ein Mann, nel6er
I'M lebten 8abnmnggon zines gu.
ges fdbrt, Inn, big Der gonoufteur
81 ibm fomnit. Die 3inien an ieinem
.8elb 5l iparen; eitt Mann, Der
iiber ben @a~rtensouit flettert, 90.
nit Dos &bor nidt nbgeniibt miro;
elm Mailn, Der aus Spariamfeit ben
Snbaf 5uerit faut, bann trodnet
uno ralldt, Inn 5uIest Die glfde Sit
ifntipfen; elm Wonn, Delder cine
War5e inn Gnden aus Sparinmfeitss
riidiidtet als a~ragenfnopf beniibt
elm ioIdRr Mann 1T Elm iDnbrer
@oelmnnit bergliden nit benz @ei5.
fragerl, ipelder Dos y8olfsblatt"
orei Sabre iduIbig bleibt unb 10.
baIb er cine 8ednitng erbdlt. Den
1oitmeiiter anipeiit, oas @latt als
urefuieo" Suriid5uididen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
Mie lit hies2

@ir bieten einbunbert Collars
Belobnung fiir ieben Sall bon So.
tarrb, Der ni6t burd ginnebmen
bon Sails &atarrb-&ur gebeilt per-
oan fam.
S. S. Gbenep & 60, Giaentb.,
Sole6o, 9.
8ir, Die llnter5eihneten, babeil
s. S. @benep felt Sen letter Is Sab
rem gefmtnt un6 balten i'm fir bon-
fonmneit ebrenbaft in alien @ei6afts.
uerbanblungen unS finan5iel befa.
bigt, ale BON ieiner Sirmo einge.
gangenen Standardization su ct.
fiiqen.
@cit & Gruar, @rob6anoeIs.
9roeuiiten, Soleop, ..
8albing, &innan & Morpin,
@robbonoeIs, 8rogniitcr, So
leoo, Ohio.
Sall'S &atarrb.8rr miro inner
lid aenommelt ltno lpirft hireft aui
oaS 8lut lmto bic idleimieen Sber.
Hidden 0es Spitems. 3eugniiie frei
perion0t. Sreis 75c. fir Die Sla'
die. @erfauft BON ollen gpotbefern
Saa's Samilien-Siuen iino oil
beIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
sAatca.@ cr6anSI

9iegeImGbigc @%erhmmIrmg Gil
~. November, 1911:
3as 8rotofoll Der lebten &er-
lolnnlitlw, iomie ser 9eridlt iiber
Nas Reiultat res SabrcsifieBol nno
Sic @cilsfoS geid}IiiiSe murocu per-
leien mo anaenommelt.
In monatliden @eitrGgen giilgen
ein $3.50.
Ser Sr1iio2nt ii6crrsid)te inter
ieierlidEr Anreoe Dem SdJiibenf6ui9
Die @ercins Mc0aiae, oils better
Sdaitc oes oicsiGbrigeu SdbreS,
idieBen; ebenfnus cine Me0aile ais
eriter 8reiS, optf scr Auiloge.S deis
&c; Damn iiberreidJte ocrielbe Dem
5~meitbeitrn Sd)iiben Elm Ibsei6en ;
oltdg Nem beiten Sfiiten icile Me.
oaille fiir sic 8rei6onO.S deibc mo
Dem 5lpcit beitcn Sdiisen Elm ab.
5cideip.
Cine &ed)rllllg uon Sru. 60. 6,
Gueoiger mir Die se~iieiertet NE
ooilal itrto ab5cifen fiir ole Sum-
ne BON $t4.00 mltr6e be5ablt.
Die 9erren DC. gselmann, s. 90.
0antier un0 8. y. Wlnpoapiler
tprlroeit oils elm goniite crnnnnt, Die
Bidder 6es Sdasmeiiters unS bes
Sefret1rs SIT repioiren.
Der SefretGr 1T beonitra9t eine
IrBeige in Dem Sernaliner BOLTS
blott 5it publi5iren, 6ab iid) ollie
@iitgIieocr 0ieies &ereinS oil bel
General S|eriommlllna betbeilisel
loaerl.
Sieruitf erfolgtc &ertaaullg.
Sris Gang, Sec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
@it p~ffenenl giiier

tritt gu6 bic beilfrdftieite ar5enei
enteegen. @s iinb oas Die beriibm.
ten ct. Bernard &r1nterpillen, mel.
DIE alein I'M Staitoe iino, in ben
idJlimnIten Sduen bon 2eber. unb
HierenIeioen Seilung at peridaffcn.
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tanii6e 8eimiFbung, ipie 3. g..
2uediifber. sic perDem obne iol.
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chem nidts entbolt@i, mas benz &ors
per idaben fam. Ste metalIiihen
.@ifte, iuel6e BEL arberen iogenonn-
ten Saltsmittelgl cine porii6ergeben.
De @rleidterutg peri6affen, ben
fronfen &Drper aber MIR nod mebr
mgreifen, finben iifD nidt in ben
ISt. Bernard arduterpiGen Dor, ion.
bern mir Die beilfraftigit@ Gflan.
Senldfte, 10 iorgfaltig prdparirt un6
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3ierenIeioen nebit i6ren Gpnpto.
men, pie aopfidmer5en, @erftopf.
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bel, SerSflppfen, gppetitIoiigfeit, II.
il. No., Gtan6 bGIt. Die altben6br.
ten 8ilen, fir % Gents in ol1at
9~lpotbefen gu bnben, iinb nidt Dor.
auf berefnet, ftiir cine boriibergeb.
enbe 2inberung 81 idaffen; iie mol.
len oen 8ronfen beiIen, unb tperben
6as aud INNER tbun, unb treten
Gu4 6esbalb aud e~rtgesen: nit Of
Ifenern Bitter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01

ginen origtnellen @rs
laB gum offi5ieIen 9esinn Der @eiHs
I.f. bat Der S0jdbrise 8iirsermsilter
bss eliaFiiGen WsinbOrfes Diefsnttdl
berdusgessbsn: Der lltas bat folgen.
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Der Serbit anfdnst am Montas. Den
IS. 5. Tlts., jest If Der Dielseliette
uno quite @ein .bom Sabre 1911
onaet0mmen. Sdon TOR Dielen Sab
rem baben bic 9odgelebrten ses
tpeiBaat, cs miro ni6t mebr 10 beiB
ipie friiber, Ole Sonne bat 5l.dsn.
Gber biefes SaGr iinb bic Sleden psr<
fdpunben. 9llfo 1T es nod ni4t 10
aefGbrli9 nit Der Sonne, bob te
DerfGpinbet. @uf biefe Sibt bin
boffen mir bebere Metnjabre. 8ere
saest ni6t, Die @sIt sebt nod nidt
unter! Dietnt6aI! ben 10. September
1911. 2'bonordbIs Maire BIB, Ritz
Ter bes 8Snisli1en Rrontnorbens. 80
Sabre ali, 40 Sabre 8iirsermeifter
ohm. nntsrbro1en..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
Sb Bel &irtoer ober ertpadienen Ser
ionen fueroen furirt NIT 3emo
ulto 3emoieife.

HsHH-H.. NfNS
9ie 3Iinse's gpotbefe iast gu
ieber 9erion lei es Mann, Srau 90.
er airo, pelde carte, ildenoe $aut
baben, fomnit gu unieren Store nno
fidert e,id cine 8Iai6e 3emo iro
Elm itiif 3emo.S eife, unb felt ibr
nit Dem &eiuItat nidt gar3 aifrie-
Den, tommt 5uriid ut6 bolt eiier
@eI6 tpie6er. SobieI 5utraler bob.
en- mir 81 Oieien reinIiden Dirfiam.
en- MitteI baB mir bieies iingetpobn'
Iife ~anerbieten MAIDEN.
3enno lit cine belle Sliiiiigfeit fir
1lBerlid)en @ebrauh uto bat biele
Sale bon esem, Sautousidldse nno
aopfi6uppen furirt. 3eno unb
3ento Seife finb ole fparfamiten nitb
reiniten un6 Dirfiamiten mittel fur
ollie $art. un6 oapfbmit Rranfbei'
ten Ole es siebt, Of fir ainber ober
ertpaffene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
@nter aramsaitUff.
GsmpnS O~lutaub wirS bic @si6idte
Der @laurrn oasn uernrnSen,

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, ytm w 91o g .ru{"t !. ~ ueT s;nfnG II @nn.
uHn '.lO'9p ~ M on ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01

OtuelP AtOfsNlf w lUtS
gen ibren ppr5i9liden
Gigeni6after, tpelde
bic @elunobeit tpieoer
beriten fat Seoem be.
fannt. SIR @eirubunq
BON &beumatismns
&~Ifenf6merSen, frans
fen Nieren, 4eber nnD
8laien, ipmie Sdmers
Sen In ir1eno einem
Theile neS 6nrnnnnnes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01

ibertrift ie faft ale @rpartuusen. Die
Sttuadls, oas 8afier e~inSubalteu, iouie bren.
iienotS Waierlaijen miro our1 bieIe Grsnei
6sleitl9t, ie linoert bic bDien Na6iolsen oeS
8enulies BON Spirituoien, Bier un6 @ein
niio perbinoert bas ~oftmalige 8aferlalien
bel Sag rno pdbreno Der Sblaf5eit.
..r,S Darnts Boot" furirt ni6t ales,
far Nterens, 2ebers uno 8laiens2eioen lit lie
aber rrstpeifelbaft bic bette Gr5net. 9urd
een 9roBen @rfols, Der in Der 8riuats&raris
LIBERAL er5lelt fpuroe, tuuroen mir 5i elmer
lPe5telen g%ortebrllng peraulaBt, on alc
Seier oteieS Slattes, tueld3e bicie Grsnei rod
nldt probirt baben, cine 9rpbeFaitr, ipipie
EN- Yatntblet, neldes anoeutet, tuie man
Ntereu. ano Slaieuleioen eutoeden fam mo
= ipantps&oet" naber beidreibt, pprtpfrei
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01
Steben Ste anf nit einett,
labumett &adem?
Niertn.peintn madlt eie tItne,

Or. ailmrr's ,,5pampzSioola tSampfs
ssarsell Die puuberbare @icrsn., Sober mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-01

alt nberlenoen. @enti
Sic idreiben, erpdbnen
Sic. bic liberaie Sfsrts
IN oieiem 8latte seleien
su baben uno idideu
Sic Sbre Goreiie on
Or. &ilmer & Co.,
Pinnh0ntnn % N
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-14
NEW TYPE OF LOCOMOTIVE
British Railroad Line Is Experiments
Ing With What is Known as this
"Turbfne-Eiectric."

The North British railway officials
are predicting great things for q new
type of locomotive. known as the
"turbine-electric." which Il has been
testing. The tests have proved salts
factory as far as they have prog
ressed. The locomotive is . self
contained. steAm-elecuic generating
affair. Steam 10 generated in . boiler
of the ordinary locomotive type. fitted
with a superheater. The steam Is
then led to q turbine Of the impulse
running type, making 5000 revolu-
lions a minute. To this 10 directly
connected continuous current. varia-
bic voltage dynamo. The dynamo
supplies current and pressure varying
from 200 to 900 volts to four series
wound traction motors, the armatures
Of which are built on the four main
driving axles OF the locomotive.
The exhaust steam from the tur-
bine passes into al eJector conden-
ser, and IL eventually delivered to the
hot well. As the steam turbine re-
quires no internal fabrication. the
condensed hot water IL free from oil
and IL returned direct from the hot
we'll to the boiler by 9 feed pump.
Thus the water evaporated by the
boiler is returned to 1t again and
again. A forced draft 10 provided by
means Of small turbine driving fan.
The controlling instruments are all
on the drivers platform and within
easy reach. Tho switchboard ID
small, and tho operation Of the loco.
motive 10 simple. Its inventors pre-.
dict that It viii make q great saving
in railroad transportation and opera
ton cost, and make electrtnaation q
fact of the near future without the
necessity Of costly wiring.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-14

:,tatien had not the light been put out
before he had fairly got his eyes i'd
'justsd 70 the distance.
It u to be remembered, always. that
he knew nothing whatever Of the ice
chimney. and suspected no connection
between the hut and the pilot house.
except by the air. For anything he
knew to the contrary. Jeanne might
be able to ny. - well as Philip. or
he to carry her with him upon his
Nights. Consequently, he did not sus-
,psct, when he saw Cayley take to
,,Aight again. that this action had any
reference to himself: nor that the
woman who was left aloas would b
on her guard against him.
The moment he slimpsed the
shadow Of Cayleys wings against the
stars he began making his way. eau
tiously. over the crusted snow, toward
the pilot house. The door was closed.
but there was . light shining cut
through crack beneath Il. II was q
glass door, but sonethins had been
hung over the glass SO that he could
not see into the interior.
Both Jeanne and Philip had made
the mistake Of assuming that the only
way OF access to the pilot house. ex-
cept TO Philip with his wings. was the