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the United States. In 1912 there was a
Gordon Bennett race in Germany, in
which the different nations took part.
The first and second prizes were won by
France. and America came third. The
records were 1904 miles in forty-f1ve
hours: and 1896 miles in forty-six hours,
both made by French aeronauts. Capt.
Hunnewell, the American, made 1.o56
miles"
X
How about the dirigfble balloonsT"
'.The Germans are now making more
progress in dirigibles than any of the
other nations" said DIR. Bell. "At the
beginning Of last year they owned thirty
dirigibles. while the French had twenty
one and the Russians eight. They had
a regular balloon service between Frank
furt and Dusseldorf. in which the
dirigfble Schwaben made 100 trips within
three months and carried 2,226 passen-
gers. She few altogether a total OF 224
hours, covering 1850 miles. Later in the
year she flew from Dusseldorf to Berlin
via Bremen and Hamburg. making $50
miles in less than eleven hours an aver
age of more than thirty-four miles an
hour The Victoria Luise made daily
trips from Frankfurt to Dusseldorf, going
from one city to the other in three hours,
carrying twenty -eight passengers. Sne
also made flight from Hamburg over
the North sea, a distance of $50 miles,
and Of a duration Of eight hours. There
is another German balloon which flies
forty miles an hour"
"What are the French doing in bal
looning?"
They have one balloon which has
made a scouting fight Of sixteen hours;
and another which has flown for seven
teen hours with nineteen passengers. The
French are much interested in dirigible
balloons as related to warfare. At the
beginning of last year they appropriated
81, ,0OO 600 for such balloons. and the
French budget Of that year included a
vote Of more than $4,000, 600 for military
aviation"
'Are the great powers of the world
doing much as to military aviation, DR..
Bel17'' asked.
Yes. They are fully alive as to it's
possibilities and dangers. Every strong
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land i'm one of the cities Of Ireland next
morning in plenty OF time for an s.
O'Clock breakfast. This is the belief OF
one of the shrewdest and most careful
arithmeticians among the scientific minds
Of today / refer to DR.. Alexander Gra-
ham Bell the inventor of the telephone.
who for the past twenty years has been
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FASTFLYING MODERN DIRIGIBLES.
BOTTOM FRENCH, OTHER IS GERMAN

expect to enter any contest. nor shall I
send any machine. You will note that
the limit OF Lord Northcliffes voyage Is
seventy-two hours or more than four
times as long as the sixteen hours which
we have found the possibility to be-"
Are you satisfied with the progress
which the world is making in aerial
navigation"
Yes. It seems to me that we are mov-
ing steadily toward successful flight. We
are learning more about the air. and
more about the machinery necessary to
navigate 1t. This Is so as to all kinds
Of apparatus. We have. you know, two
great divisions. First, machines which
are lighter than air, and second, those
which are heavier than air. Under the
first kind come the spherical and dirigibfe
balloons, and under the second the va
rious kinds Of aerodrcmes, or az many
call them. aeropianes: l do not IKE the
word aeroplane. Aerodrome was the term
used by Langley. It means 'traversing
the air. and it is far better than the
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HE day will soon
come when we shall
be able to go from
North America to
Europe in less time
than we now spend
on the railroad be-
tween New York
and Chicago. We
shall be able to
start from New
foundland at noon.
or even later, and
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z o NJ W r l. l. =
TISZA has again
been q p poi n tie d
II u n & gary's pre-
mier. and all ad-
venturous Magyars
a re sharpening
their tongues, their
knuckles and their
S W or d 8. With
Cromwell" Tisza
ruling, trouble, they
know, Is nigh.
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dromes have been competing as to the
dropping OF bombs into an enemy's
camp7"
Il suppose you refer TO the contest for
the Michelin prizes. They were all won
by Lieut. Scott. an American. The first
prize was $4,000. 1t was for the placing
OF the greatest number Of bombs. each
weighing fifteen and one-half pounds,
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government is experimenting. and I
doubt not that a great deal moro has
been accomplished than Is generally
known. That is one of the things that
governments try to keep secret In the
aviators made 436 flights. and for the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1912, they
made 1900 flights The total time that
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our men were in the air was about go
hours.
"As to the French. they passed an
lishment Of an aviation department for
the army, and at the end of that year
they had q total Of 344 effective aero
dromes. divided into forty-three sections
and distributed on a territorial basis
They had 234 trained pilots and an equal
number of trained observers and 200
men. Since then their army aerodromes
have been increased by a very large
popular subscription and 1t is claimed
that they will have on or before the
year 1915 at least 800 aerodromes and
1900 trained pilots The French call
aviation the fourth arm of the military
service
How about the Germans"
They have recently subscribed 100000
marks toward aviation. They have
large number Of aerodromes and are
training men for the service.
In Great Britain the government has
created the Royal Flying Corps, which Is
connected with the military service, but
has an entity of its own. 1t is associated
military wing and q naval wing. each
OF which is divided into sections. The
military wing has an airship section,
kite section, and three aerodrome Sec
ons The naval sn1 wing !, has shsbpsv yns sta
Rosyth, and in the Humber"
The Japanese are doing considerable
in aviation continued DR.. Bell. land so
are Italy and Austria The Italians have
been the first to employ the aerodrome In
actual warfare. They have used aero
dromes In T1poli In their war with the
Turks. The machines were employed in
making observations at night, and for de-
tailed observations over long distances.
They were manned with wireless tele-
graphs, and were able to maintain unin-
terrupted communication with their base.
Aerodromes were also used by the Balkan
armies in the recent troubles with the
Turks"
IT understand that some Of the aero
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ropes drab governance, where mere Mar
conf scandals rank as sensations, Tisza
is a find, and now that dull Premier
Lukacs is in retirement and TisZa sits
in the seat of the mighty Europe's eyes
turn expectantly to Pest
Cromwell Tisza is fifty-two and eld-
est son of Koloman Tisza, who made
Hungary's Slavs and Roumains smart
with Magyarisation laws. Koloman sent
m-chinned Stephan to study at Berlin
and Heidelberg, and Stephan learned
everything and fought seven ''mensur"
duels without getting SCARED. His op
ponents got the scars. Tisza is the best
swordsman Hungary has, and, in fact,
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A FIirt.

A CONFIRMED old bachelor once de-
"A fined q fiirt in a scorching epigram
that IL still remembered.
"A dirt" he said. lis q rose from which
everybody takes a petal: the thorns re-
main for the future husband"
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word 'aercplane,' which means nat sur
face driven edgewise through the air.
Aeroplane is applicable only to the wings
Of the machine, but not to the machine
as whole"
what has been lately done in balloon
ing?"
"A great deal, both In sphericals and
dir1gibles, but more in Europe than In
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PARLIAMENT HOUSE, BUDAPEST,
Where Count T1sxa wields despotic powers

and by having the bill read thrice on
single day.
This was the cause OF . record diet
storm. Tisza suspended the opposition
en- masse. led them by force. locked them
out by force. and prevented them re-
entering by force. Unexampled rows en-
sued. Hungary gasped while Ilsza or.
dered Count Albert Appony1. greatest
Magyar orator, light Of internationalism.
scholar and millionaire. to be dragged
out Of the diet like schoolDoy. Crom.
well'' Tisza turned green with JOY. ana
went on lawnakine without any opposi-
ton at all.
June Z, 1912, Cromwell" Tisza nearly
paid for success with his life. julius
Kovacs, normally q peaceful ana good.
humored diet member, tried 70 snoot
him. Tisza, against expectation. nao
admitted 130 members whom ne nao
flung out the day before When they
took their seats $50 policemen appeared
and dragged about thirty Of them out.
With these was Kovacs. Kovacs got
hold OF a nve-chambered revolver.
evaded the police by entering the press
gallery and from there came unob-
served to the floor Of the house.
After the usual din, helped by an ex-
minister blowing blasts on . trumpet.
Tisxa rose and made ironical remarks
about his exclusion OF the opposition.
THE opposition is still here! rang out
a voice. It came from intruder K0vacs
and behind 1t out new tive bullets at
Tisza. Tisxa made cool remarks about
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that Cromwell Tisza will readily en-
brace any cause IL only 1t gratifes his
passion for conflict and mastery.
Copyright. 1913 BY Curtis Brown
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l here referred to the great number
of deaths which have occurred in con-
nection with flying machines. and asked
DR.. Bell whether the mortality was in
creasing.
THE deaths are growing less I'm pro-
portion according to the number and du-
ration Of the flights. and as to the num-
Der Of men on the machines. The actual
number Of the accidents OF 1912 was
greater than that of 1911. but its ratio
to the number Of miles flown was much
less. The French have kept the best
statistics in regard to such matters. They
estimate that they have had one accident
for about every 62O00 miles OF flight.
During the hrst three months OF last
year their military machines few a dis
tance Of over 100000 miles, which was
just about twice the distance covered
during similar period in 1911. The
number Of accidents In both cases was
about the same. Many Of them were
due to breakage and some to inexperi-
ence. / believe that such accidents will
grow fewer as time goes on"
FRANK G. CARPENTER.
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copyrighted. 1918. by Frank c. Carpenter,
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at q In

within a circle OF about thirty-three feet.
the same TO be dropped from an altitude
of $50 feet or higher. Lieut. Scott drop
ped twelve out OF his fifteen bombs
within the circle. The second prize was
$1,000. It was for the placing OF the
greatest number OF bombs IN a rectangle
OF less area than the deck of one of our
biggest steamers. or In one 394 feet long
and 131 feet wide. In this contest the
altitude was q half mile or more. Scott
dropped fifteen bombs and eight of them
fell inside the rectangie. The third prize
was 5000 for the most scientific and
practical apparatus for bomb dropping
Lieut.. Scott won this by his gun which
he used for the purpose.
In the same connection 1 might say
that one OF the best aerodrome guns Is
an invention Of . United States Army
officer, Col. ]. n. Lewis of the
Post Artillery Corps. His gun is made
Of steel and aluminium. and 1t weighs
about twenty-five pounds. It will shoot
from 800 to TOO shots q minute This
gun is for shooting at machines In the
air.
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won,d submerge the Magyars under q
wava ~ Siays. Teutons and Latins. Hun
gary would then be like Austria, state
without a dominant race. In S champion
chisa Tisza is fighting for Hungary.
Some even OF his enemies admit his hon
estv here. Others believe that truculent
aggressiveness is his only motive and
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the best all-round man. Were he not in
politics men would worship him. He is
q master Of arts; he Is expert at bridge,
az shooting, at riding; he is equally
clever at making high jumps. making
hay and making love.
When lively Stephan touched twenty
dvs he came to Pest as Vizakna's rep
reeentattve. He called himself q MEM
Der OF the liberal party. which meant
that he Was not a liberal but q Magyar
nationalist. agragian. and dualist who
championed the maintenance Of the 1851
"auagieach" regulating Austro-Hun-
gar1An a6Aks. People made remarks
about young T1sxa's warlike mien- When
other MOBILES wore the picturesque mag.
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nate costume, good-looking Stephan turn
ed up as a hussar. To prove his harm
lessness he had to write books on agra
rian policy, and the influence of the gold
standard on the price of grain.
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Sic aftipcn Der Station.

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IS hunoelt iih um Die 8erIpenoung
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NoH feine 0inigun8.
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rrnS betreifs Der eohnforoernHg
Der grauarbeifer.

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itellune ter Rubs unb Crbnung nidt
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qsttur rsrbsn foute unb bieier mare
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