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K BU MAIL

BY MAIL

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-Believed in Russia to _Be Inevitable; Formally Opened YesteNday-Good Attendance-'Israel

_ Novae? Tremya Sounds Note oi Tarte Wins First Inj His Race-Many From This ~ Warning Over American Sea Province ‘ Figuring _Among The Leading

Power- ' Exhibitors

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Sr Plrrlmsuvriu. Sent 25.-(Siler-lull- ' aware by coming events" ...la hoard. 1-iamrax, sept. 25 -(special) _ The spinach- and P s Brown also h is several third 2 ia

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Conviction prevails here that n war bel-

weenJapan and the lJnir.c<l Stairs is

inevitahie in the future.

Novoe Vremya today published an ulti-

ole entitled “The New World Power"

_picturing the m_arv_r;l_leunlr9wi_l_\___of American sea power during Pictldcnt

Rooreveli/s admlnlateratlnn, warning

Russian diplomacy “not to be caught un-

‘*'l‘he day when a Iinlttd States fleet

passes through the straits of Magellan and sweepsthe wrrers of thc Pacific will cpena new area lor the eastern world.

"Oill ,-iulcourieslos and it temporary

Lili-in the war talk do not conceal the

fact that America is fetching out for the mastery of the Pat-,iilc_ ‘and is nllcidy strong enough to attain ii."

Wellman 'S .Slzip

In Snow Storm

How the Attempt

to _Reach the Pole

Failed and May or May Not Start

' Again Next Year.

Now Yoiur, S-~p*. 2-i.-The Hr-1-ald,ln‘

ri special cable from Paris, l.oday prima an Interview .with Melvin Vamrnnn, the eaglncero! the Wellman polar expedition, who has just arrived at the French capital.

' Speaking of the wreck ot the airshlp

America, Vumm tn says: Everything went well until we got into n snow storm which 'obstructed our' vision in every direction. Mr. Wellman reported that the compass was not working and that he had no idea whatever ln which dint- tlon we were ranking. As the wind was rising and we knew there was consider- able risk of being wrecked on the surrounding mountainsand glacicra, we decided to operate a descent. Then the motor was stopped and drifting wich the wind, we found ourselves ov. r a glacier on which we decided to land. The descent was not on easy one. but by great good fortune we were able to reach the ground without materially injur nr the frame and mechanism of the ship.

"Twice wc struck and rebounded before

I could get the gripping knife properly to work. At the third touch I wrenched the rope controlling this knife and the bnioon was rlvon ln twain. We settled where wo touched with nota single injury to our- selves or our outfit.

“Wo began thc work of removing the

airsi'lp ani accessories back to the shed fifteen miles away, on the following day. The material was ht-ie packed up and is now on its way to Paris. Whether the biloon and mam-rial will lu ln sufficiently good condition for next yenr's ntlcmptl do not know. At any ralc it will be carc- fuiiy examined.

"Of the behavior and i-tabill y of the

nirship in the alrl cannot sneak ton high- ly. Sho developed a speed of fifteen miles an hour or more an_d answcicl the helm without hesitation. ` I am cunvlnccd thai. undcr suitable weather conditions she can make the voyage of the pole and back easily. It has been said that none of the ulrahipa built up to tic present time could possibly remain ln the air fora sulilli nr. length of time to lelch the pole at any reasonable ape d.

“I do not dispute thi-_ butl maintain

our cileulatluns show conclusively that the America can accomplish the voyage in some l30 odd hours, vsp c'aily in such a temperature as in the polar reg on-,

Condensed Advertisements

§”5Bl£ PAGE 6 FOP RATES &

Ton late it ruin i-».Tiicm.lnn.

ANTED-An t-xpt~r`on(-cl _L-lri for

W house work. Mrs. .I. i`. Mc- K naic fl2.’idillpd

annie. lllllnimro Sri ~ `

WANTED-A good steady boy to learn

office work. run orrnnrls, do some

collecting, eio cw. Wages 82.50 per week Apply in writing A. B. 0. Box ii:_ll._f_J_;I_¥

I0 l .'|>T_t'5'l'e7L-T-llouse||'||_d`loT.1>r.

N -rth Willsnirn formerly occu_Ialcrl

by late Dr. ll rrldrnlwn. lainie inte

1,.”-qlnp, Apply to Mrs. Il_-mdi-ahnu. illsfw.. sow. wrmnmd """-"”5~"" 1” T `“""_`i. 5 £ W‘f.‘,}.".ff..,if.fiiE.»Ii."iii `?|'.`l.‘i’.".L .Nfl ,_I_I_oI_ImI._ '_|~I,~,I,`: |-gponable \V S Brown nernrr Kent and Gr at GeorB° 3 W" 9-Mllw.

_fp ¢ lod roads a

Rnnkvygggnpnhl Thgrddwsy is than

yfgqh and up-in -flat# and that M. some Iimr (lining the dayheveryhodv il llkrlv to

1 the goom. aovutised while their rillha is :tilt tillht and no ive.

wliere the v|ir'ation is extrdmely alight. Mor.ovr-r, in sucli regions wc can use the trnil rope continuously as we have no fear of destroying dwellings or wrecking property.”

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MUHUEEANS AHE

Til KEEP ARMED

Their Surrender Not to be ln- sisted Upon-To Pre- serve order.

I’/irus, Sept. 24-The Matin today says

it understands that General Drudc re- ceived instructions which permit him to “sleep out." This means he is not to return to the main camp at the close of each each day‘s operations, as theirlbcs who have not accepted the French tearins of pcacc have retired to such a distance that it would bo impossible to roach them otherwise.

The coirespondent of the Mj;’in at Casa- blanca telegraph: that thc cleguics at theconferenco yesterday refused for n long time to surrender their arms. They urgci that they would be at the mercy of the other tribes. but finally their objec- tlma wire overcome by a few iurliclous t~oncesslon.°. Mr ilialeporthuy, the French consul at Casablanca, is of the opinion that theihree tribes may be allowed to retain their arms provisionally to prrserve order in .heir territory and: force the other tribes to suhm*t.

ENVT. WIEE SENil AGENT li] JAPAN

Every Eli`ortWi|| be Made to Sctle The immigration Question.

0rr.\\va,§S-pt. 2-l. -lt is unlnrstool that nn niilulai of tno Canadian govern- ment will im sent to Japan to represent thellomlnlon on the spot ln the negr- liatlons which areto he marie with the ,lcpanocr government for the limiting of emlarntlon lr.im that country to British Columbia. 'lhoughihc views of Canada were made clear to Mr. I-ahll, the nprciai envoyfrom Japan, when ho was‘|n this count-ry, it laithought by the government that the presence ofa thoroughly inform- ed Canadian in Japan maybe of melat- anrr t i the government. of that country in preparing its regulations and that the ii-.ferr-.sis of Canada mlyalso be bene- nit/ed.

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‘ iIl‘0\'|l\0il\| BXh|lIll»l0\1 WHS f01"l118ll.Y ODBIIHJ good ones. Frank Power won second money. this afternoon by Ucutenant Governor George Chilton is o large exhibitor of Thlul and fourth money \. as rllviiierl Fraser, and the attendance was large for ponllry and among other Islanders havinu between Dorus M. and King Ariun.

a first day. But,us is usual on a first day, _ ehtrlcs in this departmeutare A Boswall. Simasslehad an easy thing in the free-for- There is still much to be done, ami it will ` Louis A l-Iaszard and liobcrt J Diamond. all which she wonin stralghtheats reeling lilrt-ly be a day or two more before evtry- N; Mr Chilton also exhibits guinea pigs. An- oil’ first mile 1!.l(lg];i-.rcond money wont to lfhlnfl Will lie "°"-‘Dlei.e¢l. gona rabbits and Belgian hares. l‘J~tell lloy, and 'l‘\-xrure Queen. The only

There is in the main building a large ar-, Messrs Roper,Boswail, Line, Munn and other starter- was dismissed ln the ihlrrl

my Of Special exhibits attractively ar-` Fur-neis are leading exhibitors of cattle. III..,,I__ ranged, and in the fishery, mines, art and sheep ond pigs, and the former have also It took four heats to decide the three

oiier buildings the exhibits are uisolnte:~_‘ some horses which they expect will do minute trot. which was won by Marguer- estlng and caiefully put up. The womn|.i’s something in their class, _ lic. a \Vnodstock entry. ilfllartu cat isnlwuys un attraction, and ISRAEL EARTH Maaguerlie ilnisluil tiiir-l in the first nach uiicrnocn there are demonstrations “VINS FIRST MONEY' heat and then landed the nthcrthrtc heats

in domestic scier ce and health talks. Isrn l Turte_ Ed Crosby 's spc dy three quite handily.

In live stock there is considerable com- year old captured first money in his class Her best time was 2.2i made in the se,-

pctltlon, and tliajurlge will have no easy Saturday afternoon after lnslng second ond heat. task. heat to Frank Power. Orphan Girl v\o1 second money, Dr

Among thehorses Oakley Baron is con- Israel did the first miie in 2.3ti_l; and ie‘t-rrou third, and Miss Minto fourth.

alnlo

illnnrd'x Llnlmsnt ilu Lumbsrmen’|Frlond

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Now Yum: Sent. "fl-(special)-The

PHINEIESS Til WEN N. Y. YACHT EIEUH |lAilNlHEAE'S BIG

lllus_|_r_rilr|iiii irrus§_rlliirlri wiiii rnlnuli

Lnononu, Sepl.2l.-It is declared here ' ' ' l 1t{I,NTIIEAI__ Se I_ 34__q-he CII -council:

that the Countess l\lo||tignoao,tlu: former Declined Sw Thomas L|p`0ns ¢oI]IIy nw,n.dI,_| Sm cImI__.n__t ,_ _.3 __ ,I.|r__E CNW" Pl'll1°€SS 01 SNXUUY. “Hd l-he dl' ' fi rcrd concrete conduit S l-2 fo t in rilnn cl

V°l”C0'l ‘VUE 0| l_{|ll8 Fl`l"l9|”l¢k _l_\\lR“§;l-lid. For Amerlcan ter and about five miles long, to Patrick hi" W’ EM" “ “""’|' W ° mem U" ° E ‘U , McGovern of Boston, the lowest; tenders-r aristocracy announcing her .\ppro_aching Next Year wI_°___ _“Ice was $IIIII_8I5_ The “___” I. Iam, marriage in London with an Italian sing- . ` _“III” ,reported to uw c0Im°II In I__vm. of er named Teselil, who was her tlfiughtc 's ”"` IIIWIEIH me Ich dom. by ,I__y»__ wcrk u__I]_=I. lllllilil lllllflilir- The P|‘il'\U€89 BUYS She ' , . tho supervision of the chief cnglni er- of Wm "Ulf mind |9991 mi! “|I°W“"‘5° Wild ’ _ " V thc water department, but this was vo'¢-ll her by i.he_ Saxon court., as she has a mill- New York Yacht Club tonight decl ned to down by II3 Io 7_ the ,_.D__ncII __ __,xL.u_._____I.n lon other own. This allowance will stop 5', 'ph°m,I,_ I_|I,Iou-_I Ch,,||(.nge for me In h,,vIn“ work dune In mms way ,Im when she re~ms.n-ies. it is believed the _“___ ___c____ Cup ____x__ y_______ hII,,I,Ig |,I.¢,I.I ,,_Ic(.,,,,,fII|_

marriage will take place tomorrow. ________;________ __ ________ ____ _______ _ ___

TW EHENCHTEATY SEVENTY-EIVE

JAINWENIINNESIIIIIS IS_S_Al__l_SEAET_U_NY SHiPl__WElElIKE|]‘

'_' ` _ L. P. Brodeur Dinedfby Fearful Havoc Caused offNew

That Island Has Serious 0b- French officials fnmdland Byrne Recent

‘ ` ' ' prehsrrl the pit-isure Of the rle‘cgi\l.t~s .lectlon To Allens Especially ___;_ Seuerc Gales' in being able to attend tho conven-

Ch' tion. Teiegrnms of sympathy were sent

mese Lounox, Scot. 25.-A dezpatch from --- ~ to Mrs. W. B. Oouithard of Freder-

Paris says thai. Messrs. Fielding and . _ _ - I Icton and Miss Palmer of St. John

"'_ Brodeur attend(-il a luncheon given in ST'Jo"N B'_ Nnd"SL.pt 24 Addmnnn _Attheafternonnscsslon \_Nh2c‘1w..slsrgely

reports recsh rd by mail and coast steam -

The t-quincctial gale was tl c gr- ati-st

E E T TIi.&EEflMAS‘lED

S'r..lonN. Sept. :£.'»»»-(Special) -The big

thi-er-masted schooner Cumberland oil'

l’or.laud, Maine, was driven ashore on the New Ilruuswiek coast at the mouth

of (loose River Si. John Cu., on Monday

night and is wil h her cargo it total loss.

The crew ol' six men barely escapvfl with

their li\‘cs.rcnt-hlng shore in an exli:ius1..ed

condition and almost uu:.l»lc to help them-

RECKED

The Cumberland of_ Portland, Maine 1 Driven Ashore on the New Bruns-

wick 'Coast-==Marriage oi Miss

' Nina Ross.

selves. The ll\l\l`l'3MlB was celebrated this

afternoon of Miss Ninn liuss, formerly of

Summcrslde to Leslie McNu|.t of Mnlorqur.

'ihc 'wedding was in thc home of the

l-rill<~`s fntlitr, J. ll.Russ ami the cere-

mony was |ieri0r||li?ll hy Rev. David Ling, assisted by Rev. Ernest Ramsay of .\||il:rl'.Si.

today before the federal eoninilsslon 1- ‘ 'quirlng into tho cause of tlierrci-nt calam-

NAEETINE UE ENE

W.E.AAI SUEIEEY

’l"ne opening session of thc annual

meeting of the New lirunswiclr and l‘. l<I.i~,land \\'oman`s Missionary Society opened yesterday morning in the First Mcthcrlist church at il.Iill_ Rev, Dr. llobson conducting the prayer service. Ai: lcn 0`clock the regular merling beilan and was opened by the President. Mrs. J.D. Culpman and Miss Stewart oi aackville the recording secretary. A large number of delegates from New Brunswick and this Province were pr.sent and were welcomed to this City in a most pleisingnddress g.\'en by Mrs. Dobson. Mrs. Chipman respontlrd to the address anrl in a charming manner ex-

their hon rb he resident oi the Rr- ' a tended several excellant. a ers vit-re

K'N“’“'0N- J" 1 Sip" 2'N_Th° Nnnux of Dllbllllilll SJ!!-yll\Nll»0§ 0|' C0lUl“9l`¢9> “nd from mmcfe points "lin" than-Nlldemllnlnl read unfl rliscussed. Mrs ClN]|l»l:D.1`n's ad-

Culncse hcra ls a serious matter. Qlle lndustry and the presidentof llebuiilichn v°'slbly wu':_'y`m_“r vazwflu ?jw_n Ong drrsa was entitled How to Conduct An Mill-lDll Uf l/|12 DN" N5 UTKNPR th” G°"'°‘"`_ Society at Avenue Dclopcrn. lil. Douiaer- the Nuwfmm Inn: cols; ul gg _N “im Ideal Auxiliary while Mrs Munrr~e's all' llllllll- W $8315 9l'~‘i95 fUDl'9V.9Yll7 l»ll0il'|*md‘ any Minister of Commerce. presided. M. "Usual “_"la ol njur’ _'I evL_;lw‘|\_': dress was on the ii~-aponsibllity uf Lin- ing here as li.-ing detrimental to local I.»__I__._._U__m_,II____ ___w__I _Ib I.___.I___ MII __ |_|*h\¥\tl ‘GENES “"‘_:° f“~'- __’;_'; "‘“°__ A____III___,y Io I_I_e O_,______I,__.r_ I.;xceII0,,I ""‘“E“5‘ K|"9"'°“-'N (my Cmmc" hw l\\\lDl‘0l`0f lifldlllll l"0Wllf\nl»S W¢\'l’f lm" Hmmue d’mlclL°“l nnlwun-l N. ng Rmf. papers wire also read and nlily d|~cuss<-l l\d0Dl€"l lil 1’0f'0lUl"°° ¢‘°|“°lf 0" U10 GW' sent. The umI:m“_,I TI” _S ML "mm B B quam’ on an auxiliary nveting of three and nine. ernment to amend the pauprr alum Im- °f" mi hm ° “"2” _ 'phe ,.,.,,ninIz ,.c,,s|.,n was 0I..II@d|,y n¢,v_ \1\lill‘~\llN\ li\“' H’ ls '-0 P"1l\"'li "W ----°°--'*° ‘_c_______I___II______I__ y________'WI__`____ _.ere I_I_______ Dr. iiwbsnn with d<~votlr.ual exercises

entrance of undesirable foreigners. The ' _ _ - __I»I"whIcI_MmchnpmI,n “,,,.,.|,¢.,ImnnII| l'lH0l\1l|0l1 lil Rllllvfl All A-he Chine” “lil down “long tm Wt :Um and nunhu I address which was most ably written and

‘ “hm 'md "h°'""°""'“'° W” “°° k“°"'" n .1 an asia- Miss im. Kina.. ..-

Syrlans, who,|t is said, are o 'orrunnlng - _ _ _ _ fun; er _ ~ , H10 lBlll\\d- ml t'°d"y` :Um ho n Dfxme DW const turned missionary from Japan mnst ably

steamer reports that of .ii schoonlrs in _ _ __ ___ __ _ ___ _ _

..._.-_.___. . ’l‘willlngnle llnrbor, about l.wentv miles “BL __f'"_:;_ 9:" “gr _"_ (__e _"r °___ 'R Ss__°_n

-___ northofSi..Iohn's,i.wenty-ninewcradiown nel' " ` "K nl* 'y “ Lw r ” 'e ‘Hy

(_ Th __ III__I__I_____ __EI_ _I _O IEC __ muclilo the pleasure of the evening.

' le ' we “on” A I V D E Tl e program for today I. as follows: -

'~ ~ - .on the nuke' __________ il il. m., lilble reading dull roll call and

minutes.

l _ ll nd .easlnn nt whit-i\ will ie given the

S iol|<l1"Al\\;l‘f\|wr~I‘l’rnn l»\n'lth:iuxlliary`

by Mrs, ihnul ( )i.~cus:~ioni; "l‘hn Years

\\'nrli" l-y Ml-4. \Vlll|;uv\s. “\\'hy is it .'10

Bfllishre an [UH BY_[L[[]l|[]l|$ "'fi:.i:.:::.:‘::;1;:v;;:;c;:r;:zr:.'.::r;r;:°::

mrs-t them".

Steamer Keewatlll lil M _ li.-pmt of Palm Branch.

’ " " s .i- Misa MeN..n.

not Wil

Deo . . .. 509

»f.ff...»=.-<-,~....r.,...-.. _.,...., _

Y Itla expected that Mr,Urquhari, who

tion will be made postmaster at Toron

_ Carr-: 'l`<>\v.\', S~|\t. L'-l It is rapt rw-d timid ' 0 'II B _

Englanql the l-ll* |l\”|l»|P~l'\ Plltlllllflil *1 f"r°" '""l_" "he rvlrl Governmellt S0 Ready Alflifcxrnzldn rhltrrnorial scrvii-1- ni. Po\vna`

St Lawhence cicliief, Mort-nga, at Wltpan. The r*ll0!‘l- “ ' ". . - _ (.hIII.IIh_ .

' says thattlhief Mnrr-nga, his son,hIs uncle t) make Shcflffs Return- Hymn ML

__ ____ _ and oi_lu-rs were killed. Coe Euglishinan _ _ Iimyer IIB, II_._ C_I_°“.n_ B_/I_

_ ~ was killed. this is reg irlnl as a ere. ltr- Ing officers SvrIpI_,_._, Re“II,Iz_

III. ,_ "__," ..I ,I 0| __1~|,c .,I,I,‘,,,,| 0|II,, bi” '*"N'”'“'“" '"“"h’_"m ""°"7 'nd Unveiling the Tablctby Mr.v.'.lchnson; __'_" ' ' _"__` '__)"_;_ _____; _{____w_______ ilu- holder tlistnrliahcos- ln- Sloth-.vest ____ mum; II" E,II.|y||f,_._nev Gm _gI_I,,|I \\'|I,II_

G h‘¢i'l“11Nl'ov.|l vial lllls 'morning and la-Z Africa' ` Bl" WM W we W M S' M" Hownd'

""” ' " ------~"' , 11,..."-4:17. garrthe discharge of 1.0¢# tons of general; _ _ 01--r/l\va, Sept. 21--l`he government _ _ J ____ D _ UIIPK1 *lllllll I-iw lH"luA'hl. across the A'- has notyvtivu-uerl wrllsforthe remaining mgomecnuon st" ce' Mm ' nw

, i'-hh' .il li,tll A~ ~‘ I --.l` I .Th ' I tht `

:I'I‘_gI(E_ S,,,hI‘E|v;,I. Um avril hasnt * "‘° Nhrrh lhyll (d'll:‘lNcT|‘lTy abgutxhxde a|,:poln’l:- Th° cvenmg 'e"'_°’_’_ Wm he taken up . ' ' ' i h ui “A ii I

suhhllehdrzzrh ‘IT Sul’ ‘~`l`wt‘h`eNml-{:al;lN)i.f:: Cam ann. S Dlvmhfr ill--iS»7“°\lll* mem' M rcmmmg ummm' Whlla um “ov ;o:ne.oN”¢`>N)iT'rC.:Hadif\n F'lcid5; Tr'i)de||\unsH na ' i

wllirtiurn tol.'-vis, \M`cr~ abc will be Scpr.Carn.............. Clllrin two- Sh” Wm l"“'“ l'° N°“" “V “ Whent . . . . .......... . ..

the St Lawrence andthe iahesan far ea ,, 1,______k_______ _ _ __ __

Buffalo, where she Mill bu _put together

crnnrnt par y had the appointment of

nherlffs the sheriff was usually a satlsfnc- by "N °h°Ir' tory returning officer in Ontario. But Mr. --_*~'--i _._

if , l , 231’".?;i.;':‘;‘.i’..fFt...'l‘.f.€l.1.23:.. ina wrlrnrn.

ill”---~~ -- - -°-' -~ - "W unsuccessfully 'onpou-rl lion. George E, »I-I,III,N.I.0 Sem _II_ I5___,cI__II _ _`~I_._._____

l`ork........ . . . . . ... i"oatcr,lnNori.hTcronto attheisst clrc- __ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __

reerew, a iw s ovwis »ut port y a r.

l|inard'a Llnl-nent Ula d by Fhyslciens- “__I__d._ I_I__I___.____ I-“__ ____ other __ ' - I___.,_I__¢ cWI_,__

CHIEF ENGINEER

KNEW DEFECTS

In Quebec Bridge Before it Fell. There Was Deflection in Chord 9 Which

Had Been Reported to Him.

Qirlmi-14', Sentiil.-l~I A lla-.r, chief en~ ity. llc drew the original outlines for the

ginecr for the Quvhrr Bridge C0., testified I

bridge. and they wrre subsequently si-nt l~M|- (Joapcr for approval.:Un the 27th .\a.....=.t i.i-at his attention was drawn to chord No il on the anchor nrni. lie re' ccived daily reports from Mr McLure giv- ing a detailed record of the work as, it progressed and he was furtliermorc al- most ln daily communication by telcpl cue with the bridge cfiiclals. Mr. McLure drew his attention to

chord Atl L, which showed n deilextll n in all four mcmbcrd, Mr. Kintock having previously noticed it. Mr. McLure told witness that Mr. Yenser would not move thc travclir out but when it was later mzvcd out witness asked Mr. Yemcr upon 'whom authority this was donr. lo which the latter responded that as Lhr rs wire so many men at work he thought it as well to more ii. our.

Engineer llirks, who was aware of t' e

deflection, did not consider the situuti n serious. The information given wlti tus daily regard ing the cm a'ructlou work was uct ofa gcncral n xture bu-‘. rleecrlbed l~\ tletnll every thing that had been done as well as what was anticipated. \Vhc\; the ilehection was discovered iieketch was made of the section, which is aiT\-died, avid this was mailed to Mr. Coopu-,after which lt. was deemed advisable lor Mr. Mchuin to go to New York to more explicitly ei.- plaln the trouble.

\Vltness was asked il’ the actual stats

of affairs at the bridge site was made cleurto him ati! o'c-lock in the morning would he havcs‘.oppe.'l the work and he replied that he would noi. lle did not give any tlelluiic instructions to Mr. Yen- scr or anyone else regarding the traveller, but lic was under the impression that no more loads would bt- plucol cn the bridge.

Mr. Yenznr was at first. souiewlmt. np-

prehensivc rrgarding moving the traveh r out, but when witness last saw him he was nerfectlysailsfled regarding the sale y of such action.

ilililll VUYAISE NlA|]E IN BAEEUUN

German Aernaut Made tho Most Successful Trip Yet Recorded

Uo.\'s'r/iucu, Sap1_",Nl~~Count Ferdinand

Zi-ppt-lin, the German aeroniut today made thc'most succe'a'bfui at-rh-l voyage hitherto ln any diriglble hnlaon. lin spent four hours and seventeen mluuu-4 in the air, completely circum»navig\tl|.l¢ the Lahc of Constance and passing ou-.r five states. The spced of th.- airahlp is estimated to have been nlnu. thi miles an hour. When both motors were in ops-lation It easily outdletanee-I the numerous eteamere filled with ob- servers thnt were on the lake.

The bnlloon need todo, is on n rlxril frame -Ml fe t long over ali. it h¢l’s ii,000 cubic meters cf gas. flonnr. 'l.r»pp.- lln intends to make another asouit to-

ll\(§l‘H)iN»

E Keep Nlinaid's Linimeni in the hone.

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