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Old Mule Cars Brought to
Life in Chicago for the
Celebration of the Occa—
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CHICAGO, May 4.-——The resounding
( ..sh of Missouri hoof fire against tinv
_ ,;._-rs 02' archaic street cars is heard
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(rill of the ruhh‘zsh heaps of
.« mr‘harns and the tall wands of;
- .. lms mule cars of a third of a
v-y 1120 have been rescued by
is today for few hours un-
burner" power.
modern ou-ihr-ad lro'lv}
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ays for the first time in
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trolleys were
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~ ranging from Thomas Daven-
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. . inventors of
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PARIS. Ma? 3.—The French avia-;
tion world. governmental and private...‘
is deeply absorbed at the present time}
. in the rapid development of the re-i
cemly invented helicopter. the air-
plane which is designed to rise,
straight upkfrom the ground. The'
French government. after a careful’
investigation by a commission of ear-2
ports. has officially accepted the ma-
chine and has set aside a substantial
sum of money for the immediate im.
provement of the invention.
The Marquis R. Pateras Pcscara. of
Argentine. is credited by some air-
plane experts with- having actually
proved its practicability. but several
Frenchmen. among whom is M. L. Fil-
ippi. have since constructed helicop-
ters with as much success as Peecara.
Experimental work now is going on
near Paris at any army aviation field.
through which the government hopes
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lCalifornia: Professor Sidney H. Shprt.
'of Denver. Dr. Wellington Adams. of
St. Louis. Charles J. Van \‘epoele. of
Chicago and Leo Daft. of Greenfield.
New Jersey. Daft perfected an elec-
tric engine which in 1886. hauled a
total of 300,000 persons in old horse
cars between Baltimore and Hamp-
don. Va.
Some of Mrs. Sprazuc's (arlier tests
. “.79 1mm wt-tl :m appli- were made in New York (‘ity and
p;.’.v¥‘l mil :1 third rail among those who came to . witness
1- 1.... Mr Edison built 3 them was Jay Gould. l‘nfortunatply.
ml and mi his laboratory in Menlo
« .3 demonstrated
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one day.
near
Mr. Gould took a position
an open safety fuse on one of
cf electricity as the cars and when a {use suddenly
”(Nylon In 1883 2‘. blew out with a starting flash. Mr.
. ‘ .80 and Louisville. Gould attempted to leap from the car
um I‘\hllllt"d
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around
and at once lost all interest in the fu-
ture of electric railway development.
in the I’nited States which carry a
total of approximately 14.000.000.6WO
persons or ten times as many as ride
on the steam railways. yearly. The
investment in lives is approximately
$5.0t|.lltl0.000. the trackage 44.400
miles and 300,000 men are employed.
800 LIVES LOST IN “BECK.
SHANGHIA. May 4.—-Approximate~
lv “-0 lives were lost in the wreck of
the steamer Bong Mon of Singapore
which went aground off the White
Rocks. lamock Island. on March 3
while proceeding from Singapore to
Amos:
The Hong Mob was taking 1.1mm
Ciliavsk passengers to Amoy. It was
believe-d that Capt. H. W. Holmes of
the \‘vssvl was drowned.
to perfect the new airplane. As yet
the helicopter is in the same stage of
development as were the first flying
‘machines constructed by the “’right
brothers.
l At the Aero Club of France. where
the helicopter is the chief topic of
conversation. experts predict that
within two wars the new airplane will
be a practical reality.
Considerable surprise was expressed
by these saw!“ experts that the l‘nited
States gov-'rnmem had apparently not
taken up the new machine inasmuch
lgas bag has been awed for safety pur»
poses but the work is so far. along!
that these ham: are being abandoned;
It is hoped that the perfected ma“
chine. which is
expected withl n two
deck of a battleship in mid-ocean. tstipulates that in lb» fiw Man: in! , . .
Pescara is conducting experiments come all leading factories. govern. weak 0", dug?“ kidneys m'
at Barcelona. Spain where the French imrm offices. gm'vrnmrm “'OT'l-LE :1‘ Al ‘ {eel 01d ’9 middle 3“ ,
army commission has spent several :lechnicnl schools will lm actml to use! ‘
wecks in observation. His career hulthe metric system of weights and s .
been romantic. Employed in experi-g
mental laboratories of the ltalian gov» 3
ernment before the war. Pescara came‘use the system within twenty years.
to Paris soon after the beginning of
the war and continued his work under
army supervision. He was credited
with hundreds of inventions. among
them a dlrigible which flew over the:
enemy lines and dropped bombs at
stated intervals.
Suddenly at the height of I‘r-scara’sl
success the French police arrested:
him as a spy and he was kept in pri-,
son for several months. The French
ministry of war protested his inno—
cence and obtained his release on con-
dition that he be deported. He left
for Spain and soon after the armistice
began his helicopter experiments.
SEEK TO RECOVER GOLD.
\VARSAVV. May 3.—Trea.sure seek-
ers are to begin work soon in an of-
fort to recover a wealth of gold and
silver. reported to have been hidden
from the enemy by French soldiers in
a lake near \‘ilna. during Napoleon's
retreat from Russia in 1812. The task
is to hr.- undertaken by French and
Polish engineers under supervision of
the two Governments.
A plan of the lake. marking the
spot where the treasure was dropped
into the water by the troops. has been
as it may materially affect sea war-
fare.
The helicopter. described simply
without alt-smpt at technicalities. is a
machine constructed of a sprigs of
horizontal planes revolving in oppo—
site directions (‘m the Pescam ma—
vchine. n has“ similar to that of a low
slung automobile is used. On this is
built two series of horizontal planes.
mach Series composed of ten planes.
recovered by the authorities. Esti-
mates of the value of the gold and sil-
ver ranges from 43».t|0(i_uhn to (30.000,
000 gold rubles 322.5,!»014“? to $3.6-
null/mm,
Many gums and flags and eyen car-
rizigos and other articles belonging“ to
the Emperor himself “‘t rr' slipped into
the lake at the time. it is said. to pre-
vent their falling into the hrmds of the
pursuing Russians.
Initial plans to report-r the treasure
were interrupted by th( beginning of
war in 1914.
Sentinel Advertisements Pa 3'.
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m” PRAm‘lCAl‘years. v1“ be able to r159 from the girl" as posed by the Rough M 1m. rug
;Chinese officials over the appointmt m
lb: the l‘nited States gow-rnmmwt o:
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Oven-orig. won-r. annety' ct
undermines strength and bet-MI.
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JAPAN 1‘0 ADOPT METRIC
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help weak. overworked or the“ ~
Icy: and bladder so that the
measures instead of the annncsr».
The general public will be made to
cmnsr: LIKE (ma-runs. if": Wm "M and voiwuom .
that came: one to lcel old. tired.«
SHANGHAI. May 4_._rjomm(.g. guid. They banish backache. 1‘“
satisfaction has been expressed My mom: palm. core murder, wfl' M
Mn. J. D Miller. Saw-rune. ll ‘1, ' ’
"For many yum l Fuflt" 6 our. ham»
Ind rheumatism I had r. severe [unw-
hit mlsuable .116 all xisyed (-ul. 1’”
place when l Ind to do : .mnhlag . . >
in: two bottles 0‘ "tr“, Kidney {‘ll‘t I“
my blcheche is, p: h“. and whom l «and.
make at night with rh'umlllt 9mm. 9 on by
glow in comm an»: saved mat-feud.
Gen. '6. \V. Goethals to sit as a mvm-v
her of the board of engineers ”am
will decide on a plan for deepening
improvement of Shana—
hai’s harbor.
lemme! Advertisement: Bring Good For ”k by 9mm" 4%“ h 00!.-
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Quality always wins.
Quality at no higher
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’o t-i‘xk‘ was from 75 cents to $1.75 a dav. The first annual convention of the Ship- miglxy tisv SUP-1.8M UP ”Om 13”" lh“
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inri‘;;tr.\‘ limiting mgr; [$21111 120 lgji:(’:0$'f‘:1r:c; Association “"51 I"? had here June 16; In the {\perimental work. a Ema“
; \\‘_§:3.r ll PM.“ in the l‘nitcd Sta‘(g. today is and 17. Thv organization. formed at - _—
.“fl njjlp 3,. m...“ an hour. Chicago last June. has a membership "7
. H who T053! the" are more than 80.000 of 1.900 traffic managers in the l'm'ted
_,. Pity and electrically propelled passenger cars 5’3"“ 57‘” Panada- JOh“ Simon 0f
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limestone phosphate in it washes persons
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flirtimo.fooliii’:n€1‘r~us.«leil'mn— of thw lu-.~ri..~.1.< do)": ureumixla-
dent. unnrrit-d; swim (lays licad- tint) mt" imliocstihle mine and 5
l 3011?, dull and unstrlmg; some lmrij: tum... Mm: mrl Women, .
, (Ears really incapacitated by 111- vvlwllim- >le‘1{ or “-031. m" advised
n€1;§_ to drink eat-ll lllHi‘lilllij. lroi'nro g
f \x All 1‘ x-tzltl practice the l)1‘0:.i:l';i>i. n gin.“ of real hot 3
(tugging-“f ;_.}].»,.-x_,l;mt-4l 1...: water Willi-1‘ Willi (l 11.'Zli\’}u_>(illfll1 of lime-
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lit-f " ‘ Larvummz. what a Q'l‘;lllf_l'— stone plmsplmtv m H. M a hann— ‘
in: 2;“ would mlw pimp. In- less mums of meshing: out of i
c (ls of lmltlsir-k, the stonmelu lint-r, kidneys and i
33-33 311;..-lr..:.l;jug souls with pasty, bmrels the indict-Hilde material, ' h'
, mmliv .mmulcxioi‘is we should see waste. sour Mia and toxins: thus -' J
('l'» 1‘ of harm healthy. rosy- cleansnig. mteetenin: and puri- j
1 elm-Him? people everywhere. The fying the entire alinu-ntary canal l
l reason is that the human SFSYCDI before llUtUng more food into the i
does not rid itself each day of'all stoniaeh. .- ‘i
the waste it accumulates under Millions of people who had ' .5
0m. Pl’CSCDt mode of lirim. For their turn at constipation, lnhous
overt” ounce of food and drink attacks, ac1d stomach. Sick head-
" taken into the system nearly an 303105,. rheumatism, lumbago, “‘2'
ounce of waste material must be nervous days and sleepless nights
carried out, else it ferments and have become real cranks about a.
fhylns pionmme—hke pmsons 1n theVI~mornmg-m51de bath. A ‘
my. bowels which are absorbed quarter pound of limestone phos-
into the blood. phate Will not cost much at the
J ust as necessary as it is to drug store, 1311* 15 sutfic1ent“to
. clean the ashes from the furnace demonstrate to anyone Its cleans-
;. eachldav, before thezfire villi-burn mg sweetening and fresbemng
., bright andthot, SQ we musteach efiect upon tfie system.
Don’t Be Extravagant '
cal—think of the cost of doing without.
the more it. wastes, not: only in food and patience but in fuel.
of coal each dav means hundreds of pounds m a year.
wonderful results with the smallest amount of fuel.
The older the stove
Saving: a few pounds
A Modern Glenwood gives
Get one and start savmg now:
. This Glenwood is shown in the u “ pearl grog: porcela l.
enamel finish ~50 aunt and atfru-riwv .2; simply passmg a .3 ,.
damp cloth over the surface you are able to mean your rev-ire
' instantly No more soiled hands, no inrirl- “met a? smut
3 2 It. banishes th‘:x old tame task of looming the *~
the splendid " once it Would make in
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