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1yvgiD DtnrfeoveAasfn,ssfa!a 81!

tremendous number of air planes
ready to NJ. E There TfhH Be- about a
hundred thousand nsBss ttatnsdaa aav:
iators in America, 50 The; Liberty mo-
tor Win be even. more perfect and
more powerful than IL is now. The
vast machinery set up in the United
States for: the manufacturing Of air
planes and their engines Will nave
to be utilized and Kept moving.
What. then will be the imme liaie
future of flying?
The general answer to that ques-
tion is suggested in the prophecies OF
postoffice officials In charge o. the
expanding air mail service. Tn"y
predict that within a few years all
first class mail will move a-wing. The
mail service between this city and New
Of amazing efficiency. The air ,rail
line more recently established he
tween New York and Chicago has
similarly demonstrated the erpnda-
bility of modern air motors. . After
the first trial flights the serve" SIT
tied down to normal. and Il is M l.
snal II wetki passes whrn tho { {
mail carriers a.: rot HAS i;fsl"h sAr
cent record of efficiency IL ,hrir CO.
ait. There can be no doubt whatever
that the proposed universal expansion
of air mail service is poSSl'l'. VIII
business find way to adaft WINS
10 its service? Probably II win FL
ing is suFa 't6 he 'otfei 81 thi' Nm ibr
sports Of tho near future. We snail
have 10 have inws for tho lar TO con
troll the amateurs. Within Il gcar or
two wefshail, be able, In all prebabil-
ity. to get from here to Atlantic City
in fifteen inipqtes rain ioy !shipe-
Philadelphia Ledger r,t,I-,"t .,I e;
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BACK BAD TODAY?

B2StatsASnnt B2atASnntTiQs4asAa TiQs 4asAaans kAatyjala,ite
and makes you dull. nervous and
tired Use Doan's Kidney Pills for
weak kidncys-the remedy recon-
mended by your ;frienTs and neigh
bors. - -. - -
Mrs. W.. w. Hudson, California
Ave, York, says: About six years
ago | had a dragging ache through
the small OF. my back and my back
was weak and sore. The least lifting
seemed to strain me terribly and
headaches certainly were terribly an
noying. Nervous spells bothered me.
too, and felt tired and languid. My
kidneys atted irtpgulaily and bother
ed me on that account. i felt as If |
would have to, cry out sometimes. the
pains were so bad. Doan's Kidney
pills gave me fine relief at once and
two boxes entirely cured me Of all
those symptoms OF kidney. trouble"
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for n kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney PiiIs--the, same that
Mrs. Hudson had. Foster Millburn Co.
Nfgrs., Buffalo, n. Y.
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TAX NoTICE-l91S
Office of the County Treasurer Of York
County.

Office OF the county treasurer " 'o'N
County.
York, s. c., Sept. II. 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that te
TAN. BOOKS for York Comp
xill be- opened ron TUESDAY, tne
18TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1918. and
rrmain open until the 3lST DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1y1S; for the ,63I e9lIectiOh non
Of STATE, COUNTY, SCHOOL anu
LOCAL TANES, for the fiscal year
ISIS, without penalty; after which
day ONE PER CENT penalty will be
added to all payments made In the
Month of JANUARY, 1919. and TWO
PER CENT penalty for oil payments
made in the month of FEBRUARY,
1919, and SEVEN PER CENT penalty
will be added to all payments made
from the 1ST DAY OF MARCH, 1919.
TO the 18TH DAY OF MARCH. 1919.
dnd after this date all unpaid taxes Will
DO into executions and all unpaid Sim
Gle Polls will be turned over to the
several Magistrates for prosecution In
accordance with law.
III sis my desire 10; attend direrent
parts of the county for the convenience
OF taxpayers as heretofore; but owing
20 the eXacting nature OF my duties as
InelIlDST vi LoSdI EASuiP'io',
No. ,. { am feahnd to aS aiil times ne $
Board and must remain at the County
seat. 60 g.,
offer their accommodations and facili-
ties to Taxpayers who may desire to
make use of the same. and shall take
pleasure in giving prompt attention to
all correspondence on the subject.
All Taxpayers appearing at my Of
fee will receive prompt attention.
Note-The Tax Books Will be made
up by Townships. and parties writing
about Taxes will always expedite mat
ters il they will mention the Township
Or Townships in which their property
or properties. Rre located. c,- =,
-, HARRY E. NEIL,
Treasurer Of York County.
.75 At
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J. S. BRICE ''.'.
Attorney At Law.
Prompt Attention to all Legal
Business Of Whatever Nature.
Office Opposite Courthouse.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of York. ,...,
IN TILE PROBATE corRr

IN. THE PROBATE coCBr
BY L r. Williams, Probate Judge Of
or York County.
WHEREAS, P. A. II. AcSWAIN has
w applied to me for Letters Of ;Ad-
ministra ton, on all and singular, the
goods; and ,chattels, rights and credits
Of RACHEL c. AcSWAFE,, late Of the
County aforesaid, deceased. g." = .,,.i
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of tfle said DECEASED. to
be and appear before me at'our next
Probate Goart for the said County. to
be holden at York Court House on the
z3D DAY OF, NOVEMBER, 1915, to
sheR hSse. r. inH Rhy the ss!d Ahf
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal this
Sth day of November. In the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and eighteen. and In the
li3d year Of American Independ-
ence.
l. r. WILLIAMS.
Probate Judge Of York County.
Nov. 1891 t 2t
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Ecsnasn 's5isa ezfanYR yplggl8snss gg8 ssBsPPT&s sPPf&
ITO his own territory. frihg Scarcely a
[s,nssAA E,E"A ~ SnEain E. d.snenefnE sslE.eiE eiE1

Elgc,l<tb h4ndueNAim soLkiSerly he
swas obliged TO come down a half n
t1nile behind our own crenche8. 81:
I How Meissner Got q Balloon.
I The same morning Capt. James
ENeissner O. Brooklyn sent after a
tccrtain German plane found it was not
yet aloft and be promptly darted down
Ito within seventy-five feet OF the
iround. from which height he set a
lballoop ablaze with incendiary ma
tchine' gun bullets as il lay in its nest
khree miles behind the German front.
1.-THE defenders of the gas bag riddled
ENeissncTs wings with machine gun
liirc but he got home safe and sound.
l. The first pursuit group. 10 which
6hcsc aces belong. still holds the war
Ertcord for the number Of enemy planes
1desrroyed within given period. Since
khe First Army began 10 operate IN
1.-THE st. Mihicl salient. four squadrons
Poi which the group is composed. and
(which total a little more than hun
fdrcd flyers. have had 1e7 officially
alstcd victories. including! the dcstruc-
lrion a. forty-thrcc Bochc balloons.
+ In the same period their own casu-
E,!tivs have been less than Il per cent,
TOT their adversarics' total. They have
] found 373 combats. fifty OF which took
Jhac,-rrin one day, Oct. >. In two
months there have been only five days
when the group has been unable to
| Sind planes aloft.
| IIient Frank Luke. now ofhclai!
registered as missing. was the star
df the group. With eighteen victories.
! Capt. Rickcnlachcr now heads the list
With sixteen. though unoffcially his
tDtal runs higher. There are alto
acthcr sixteen aces in the group. ,
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seal AMI process p; minutes. '.i q
Mustard Pickle. y
/ vtsetables.-Thrce pints OF cabbage,
| / nt (of, small whole honions cupful
Of stEing beans S,s~eet green peppers,
l3 red peppers, pit, green tomatoes. o
| %'Dressins.Jone' quart vinegar, tS
blespoonfuls of flour. / cup of browr
sugar. 3 tablcspoonfuls. of powdered
mustard. IL teaspoonful of tumeric. ]
teaspoonful of celery seed, teaspoon
fuk OF white mustard seed. ''r..'.
Cpt all vegetables before measuring
and put into brine over night (or f%I
four hoursJ, then scald in same liquor'
To make mustard dresains, rub all
the dry ingredients together until
smpoth, then add the hot vinegar. slow1
Ily stirring to make smooth paste. Coot
over pam of water, stirring carefully
until the sauce ;;thiickenS., Then drahs
vegetables thoroughly and polr the
mustard dressing over them while hot.
Nix we'll and pack. into jars. Process
pint jars for twenty minutes at $50 dee
grees Fahrenheit: quart jars for so
minutes Z,
Gresn ,TeInito SiincR+rneat I
One quart chopped tomatoes, cup
lthoppeR ftsitins,- I. grated nutmeg, 2t
salt. c. sugar, rind of lemon. pup
Of lemons. .,
Mix alirahd boil until thick. Pack ip
sterilized jars and process 10 minute4'
seal. Use with chopped apples in: wirYl
ter for pies q
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-11-19
british PRESS AND THE WAR.
Recognized As an Important Factor In
WinnIno the Conflict.

RecoqnlZed AS an Important TscSo' wv
Winning the Conflict.
An interesting statement explaining
the relation Of the British government
and the press of Great Britain in war
time, and especially the attitude OF the
soyenment toward advertising and
news. is contained in u letter recently
written by Mr.. c. F. Highame. homo
rary publicity agent to the treasury
the admiralty. the national war-sar-
ings committee and other departments
tc a representative Of the American
committcc on public information ln
London. Mr.. Highamc's letter follows:
In reply to the query from the chiei
| of the division Of information and ed
fucation, Roger ". Babson, in regard
to the attitude OF the British govern :
ment to the Batish press, I%ouh like
TO sly that the British Government he'
only rSly ppon. but encourage in ever!
w6E. the newspapers Of this country
TSey have placed no restriction on the
pScss in regard 70 the sort of advef-
tfsing they should carry or,hPY, ,muGf
o3 il they should carry, and 'heithea
hdvc they intHiftrrd In any wsttwih
II. business, side. of newspapers Other
THAN to arrange for them to only use
aSproportion of the paper pulp whlcr
they used in previous years, owing te
thsslack Of supplies coming into the
country. Even there the object was to
sec that as far-as-pessitle. sl+-ae "spsl-
pcri maintained their pycAfGuJI fij
The only other restfqiohG GBNY
Of that has been placed upon the news:
papers; Isl in {, p&ess VtSeaur 1hifh ne
guldtcs the distribution Of war. peWs
The British government believes thai
the pre4tss 81 this eodhtfy - no3t esssn!
tial |for 4tsis4propeyJ carrying on Of ths
warl ~! tdri '!<i '-.i:i! }. o
I'm regard TO ,advertisng++all the
ADVERTISEMENTS which have appeared in
the press on behalf Of the government
department of this country are paid
for bit scale rates. or:more. as in the
casd of war. bonds and. war sayings
certificates. Where in great many OF
the newspapers there are. tYo rates,
one Tor tAdEahh Se fos fpaVfiAi tha
soydrnmef,t pays u rate half way be-
tween these rates. There has never
been any question of the. goyfrnment
asking for free advertising In this
country: neither have they expected It.
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Indicating Her oesire,.-A. man
Aged at Kingston last week stated
y he left his wife betaLss she HAD
ee thpoTn him r4oYRthree flights OF
,Rs. struck him with Il garden-rilke,
H locked him out ut night. 1t is
dh I'd find. etsh' M these brutalizing
.. that there are still men who cap
II Il delicate hint.-Punch.
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HSarninq to Wives.T7Alr. Hoshaw
: H. making some minor repairs about
had unwittingly hit the ct'd
fehiS Stalp,s in,teldC& the nail h" was
rims to drive. His wife added to his
MR. by excIaiminr: G.iEi:.
A5f you would hold the hammer in
on hands like 1 do. you wouldn't
n$kh your fingers" .. h9rITi i
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Cts Real Use.-She had intrHtkp
tched the. soldier for. some TING.
zen she vcntured: "Thc chin strap.
Supposc. is to Keep your hat on. my
San" :..i o. Z hur 4
SNo." replied lank. its to rest the
Sv after answering questions"
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70 DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of
"A T. W. McEIwee, deceased. are here
by notified to make payment to the un-
dersigned at once. and persons having
claims against said estate are advised
to present the same, duly authenticat-
ed, within the time prescribed by law.
. p .a.,.. o. .r 3. II. LOVE, 40
,Adnr: Est T.>W. McElwee, Decd.
Nov. l1,y1S18-91 { o.. ct
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Ssend Hin, ovsh-A dog was watch
HIS master in khaki kissing the
Snily good-hy. Ill ,,
<'Huh." said the dog TO himself ''f
Rpc he's kN6gyttpEHkV rkTGnhi3iK
love ~ b,teis GeyFaaqs5V NJ ~
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1fT0F"'FEA3' 9RT' ''
BY Miss Lillis Ashe.

4yf 4yl1Ganptas Fa9pefAI
!, Tht fr4is # ihe ptlda- fAvfSed vari-
canned pimentosJ' 'it Sitter from On the ordi-
|Aary fs7ett )beu Pep paSziFH th4t ehey
have q much thicker meat. a very
tough skin. and are smooth in contour.
'petnr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS frdEss
These pepper. upon ssel3G hssatsa 9e:
'veiSp q juice which. when mixed with
watsH makes eR REPRESENTATIVES, mix
mia Hof;thiT Tte4shn9 wttef T. pscd
in Hth PpsepatatfoRH for salads or in
canning.
The peppers should be picked in the
utE nitrnlns ant haAd,ed carefully to
prevent bruisipg- The medium-sized'
uniformly sound peppers should be
canned Whole The irregular. broken
ones may bc ctt iiho strips and canned
or used in relishes. sauces or soup mix
rures.' TO remove seeds tut around the
stem ios .eaehl With a slender pairing
knife and remove the inside partitions.
To, ,pee1 place the pepAefsipta hotaven
from six to ten minutesl kuntl sse skin
blisters and cracks). being careful not
TO alloy them to burn. ,Thep rsmoye
|skin> with u slender paring knife. Flat
ten the peppers and pack in horizontal
layers, cap, clamp and process pint jars
q minutes. quart jars 80 rainntesi
II Recipes. EGI
Note: All measurements are Level
boD adt bHEHsFselshH HoY /
White dhf6h;1 pit. chopped sweet red
peppeul ] pint chopped sweet green
pepper, - Tablespoons salt. 4 tabld-
spoons mustard sted, i's tablesPooas
celqrs iscY4:, $,i cH, sugar. hpt. VIM
bcyIL. Ir:Ir .IIiI <IIII .ItF":
Soak the pepper ih'fhlne'ti icdB sal
fPoa SaIbn water) for "a hours. FRESH
sn, n, flear cpld water for one to two
hours. I, Drain Well Remove seeds and
COARSE white sections Chop separate
q. aSNmeAkhfts s9he chopped cabbage
peppers atpd onion, before mixing, ADD
spices, sugar and vinegar. Let stand
one night covered In crock or enar4
asd vessel Pack In small sterilizsd
jars. ,GpqlA faSh14 Win ws,auat,
ter inch stripsrEt,peduycPWniE night
'ssfaIiiftS,s' 1aHl5t:::s:! :iHS H. nj !
utes at boiling temperature.
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PATROLS OF THE AIR.
IIEfnnTil'k !rJESSff 5Es}ff'ft '"a! oas % is'tS' sS'

lkcNfanhf Ariavf&iouee et the
skies right on the tail Of the low-fiy-
inGl Boche,. Abruptly Fighting itself
the star became an American pursuit
;plane spittinE buiiets ht''the marau-
tlesi Aid, tHe 'FoRker'shSt upward and
plipbed higher, with, bis; Rprsuer right
hfhind him. and. vanished from view
'Idr haebnd his own Imes. "
!. Jhst:las!ahe' curtain ddn upon this
littls ,melQdlg,qqma.. ! elimRsed far above
even the highest wisps of cloud y
tt6Hb !of 6dr 'battfe PLANES riding in
lstatdl VI suras II, udwafd. Germany. A
,swqatipg Gpqners stQTPed, on his way.
back from the firing line. glanced up-
'~httI ainiif Exclaimed jhbianuy. Gee;
'thpm htftlS, look Good to- nie!"
r.; Task At'hn, Times Hazardous.
What | had seen was simply bit
'6Y ;1nt' ttatyddP basiness Dur airmerI
arc performing ioh> This front. After4
;ward,, pPcis, IT aviation headquarters;
i found no report Of the occurrence!
It m&siI6G !lduGhVaA matter az .p6utind
to mention in the report. Yet wheril
that American youth drove back his
adversary he probably saved n hun!
dred men from wounds or death:
In the public mind the, aviator iss
a dss4mg ShfG8lahad,c constantly enI
'ksssN HDna,atOar c.dats ih! Mhic,
he shoots his adversary down in flames
or Is himself destroyed. As matter
of fart. these Olympian, .combats form
only q sIpall part of our chasse pilots,
duties. Most OF the time they ara
dsi+ilngl Oit asks ldf. far hess! kensa1
tiouaL. though. eGqally hazardous
character.
G&sS6ies, of. rffots seek vaiIly for
,sepesosFOsq hsht9i lFheT never have
the luck to encounter n belligerent
Focnian. and are pcrforce obliged I'd
contest themselves with the routine
of .patrollins the sky lanes. Yet they
arr: every whit rs necessary to our
ar+ny as the ,uekier and celebrated
scesS Just, as the destroyer which 'nev
81. sights. . snhmfrjpe y quite as val !
umaSie IN &af al. sea rs her sister ship
a&sSh Nh! sthkidsiensot:2 7nH
.,Ehi<sskhs JRatets' 'bt -osn corps. like
Capt ;Ediif;, ;EadiS RtfsbegSfeSGhYeS afbb gf GY not al
ways And the BocHe willing to give
pattlc. Capt. RiSkenbachers latest
seploit:. kfaes, Sc dsissedSqel'yt q
IANJvAArtAAjsaasd> jEse
a crinnled engine was the hare. The
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q Tactful Besinning.--.A speaker who
hnuSht Very favorahly Of his own tact
6ncSs WAS asked; 40 drlivcr, an ;adt-
rss. and started as follows:
SMy friends. ] shah not catl you
hirs sSe 4cn,mantn. l. know YOU too
4n." i.ru cod? {,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY
TRAIN SCHEDULES

TRAIN SCHEDULES
'..'' YORK, g. c. p ...'
Corrected to August ast, 1913, Sched'
ule figures are subject 20 Change
without notice and are not guaran-
teed.
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3Of Course.-"Do YOU know why, all
>cs are SO fond of you"" askC7f HARRY
Edith.
S'No." said Edith. Why"
S'Recadse" replied HARRY. ."doss are
b most Intelligent Of al animais,r, :
SOf course they were married g.. -
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z, -. L :Sp!.SsSi9SI :SSSS :.I2YS !SS3 SnGsG''
)" sf. ~. -. - ~. -
OH" said the other pointedly,
E." |2TE0Jf. '2aEUAsriil"~:l} Asii":l}

hkfa<t 'r3R cv1r@ rhoRmk M4,
srk. Niart j"a ila sointthin9 toipJ
a''mp oE ip'tTtSfkSi MrI Holirrti :
Nhr has I'm alarm clock" anSwcrrl
~ Cwlf".
i[haL doesn't always go dn.'' said
II husband; "WhE n"' hAa h"r tm
az"
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her -EtEt@@:::GAf4EEfE4!M 2ll,

william ttdS u ttnSpuluis VI iouS-
lily contrasting parallels between Will
son. and, William. Ill ore. drawp' in an
article published in one, OF the. Paris
nbrnihz< ts1}Sfs. - ~ II q. -. ~
The survivors of thu rn'arIile MID
do Ages and the. founder Of "a peace
full society of nations" says the
writer, have one 'fehthte coIhmfon in
that both arc mystic. Bit the resem-
blance is only In appearance II The
mysticism OF Wilson is that /H tthe
judge Yhp draws from the wisdom OF
Sl5lsn, the Bible the .a,le|5 5ApfGp
mysticasrii - Of Nuniaih Is fcrerish.
theatrical and romantic. It's the 'ex-
altation, and sometimes the delirium
of, ,sa55a 5abrideDuBJ 9lliVhI0 l
The mysticism of. the, Kaiser dis
plays itself in his belief. which has
held ever since his accession, that he
is invested yrdfXS'ns 3fcItlG2ss1
Age. fatigue. ffe' 'attatss or Il 1ffshe
full malady, fear Of death, fear of ehas-
tisemsnt. perhaps even Of remorse. have
mono OF them been fable to diminish
this curious illusion, but have trans
formed 1t. as his recent speech to the
Krupp workmen demonstrates, into
a hauling doubt OF whether he viii
not succumb under. the, coalition OF
terrestrial demons and sink to the de-
gree of a fallen angel. or rather. seeing
that Germany prides herself on being
Aryan. to that Of unhappy ,ormnse.
The KaisN!s- spoaoh. W dasseH fhe
writer regards as only one proof, a.
mong a hundred others OF the aber-
ratfonsa Of ap imagination becoming
more and more diseased Much OF the
Kaiser's present increasing intellectual
wdIAD aohH HdiA22 H&K2Ha-
sive bigotry iHHU0H BY the peo. .
vSites,: to-, ,they iRAAepee fpTasnhiR OF
than rsttGsdp pdnavslr ofaesF,- ,4sdptsslt
Miller. who Observation-Disclosures
RaSputin.
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H~ork for K. .WsSeSl 22{AcidssnME liz q
t,s Hetss eye oojfstU8HsST
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'Em sorry, SIR" answered the doc
i SIhosraap5liasff:. a5 he +. f"6ut the doctor
u blown up in Yesterdays air faid."
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saw, MILLING?

yH4BOR. Isl very scarce. You know
THAI md it ID hard to get Almdr any
|kirff Of help. at 'sSpeeiafly dkfetft
efor US to get skilled labor and in con-
|sequenSa lots Of work that we might
be doir& has to go undone. But we
are heltisss until labor becomes more
plentifdI5S
Infthe3iheaptime. IL you have any
O9S.that yoh want sawed into LUM-
BERS wen BE glad e aeSths saving
saving as.soon al you bring the logs,
but will saw them ~ sQon 4ftef tyou
bring them as wefcaI5 dependent on
having sufAetent slabofS e;wprk.
In other wofds, wen get to yenr logs
as soon as t11sible after yddSdeltyer
them at the mill ... S.s&S
! - i s.fc;f! ~ -. ~ ,gII.;;s
sJHo. b 3 LeGAN|as
J Fg~.l ~ e. - =
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!ArtTnyelrm the 0future.LStz

AFssFfasslhll fl'e 0future:B5s'gSsaHn aHn
airplane. ip "a recent. liftinxstesS
carried Il dli!ubritht' piansfp
don to pariz, tho world hsshs4 a
clearer notion of the future possi-
bilities of the newest method of
transport. II an air machine can
carry a piano It can carry ton Of mer-
chandise, or a wedding party, or the
baggage Of n prima donna Of opera,
or all the dinner jewelry OF Fifth
,,g .ftfss....' q. u r.r...s'
avenue dowager.