Pace 6 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., Yon Zeppelin And His Airship Biggest Dirigible Balloon Ever Constructed and Successfully Used — Sixteen Sep- arate Envelopes For Gas—Carries Nine People With Ease. HE soared that ever empyrean 1s Zeppelin's latest made biggest airship into von the Count model, ich recently two trial German atmosphere, Ti hip and speedier SUCCessi ul trips is vessel in is as big as an than the She « sail les an hour {30 feet and ocean steal average from e iteen t I't mn an The le th of @ vessel is the diamet ahout ty feet ries tw iimler mot of e hors. She car ghty-five greatest Y » rship ldest most persistent r ter in nav His ments all [a very scale fortune his expense aerial expert large own private and Baden, its two car ringes, months in building Work began last February, At times 200 workmen were employed day and night The ship was bullt In a long hall ex fending out over the waters of the Bo densee. The floor of the hall was so constructed as to flont outside when the ship was ready for launching and float back when It was desired to re- turn the monster to its mansion. The vessel went up about a thousand feet and made a cireuit of the lake, crossed twice and returned to the starting point, gracefully alighting upon the platform. This programme was repeat ed the next duy with even greater wuc cess. The first tri] was of two houry' duration and the second of four hours The propellers, rudders and worked smoothly on each trial, In general shape the alumininm eyl Inder Incloxing the ballooas resembles a monster torpeds fiying through the ale It has an advantage In cutting the air in being sharp pointed. ms in was eight motors PRESIDENT J. T. HARAHAN, His Trock Hig Hallroad., Rise From n Head Bf n James Harahan sue ceeded Stuyvesant Fish as president of the Illinois Central rallrond, ond vice president of the road for six teen years prior to his recent election sided with Edward the controversy be tween latter Prealdent Fish, and Mr. Harriman obtained con- trol of the board of directors he made Mr. Harahan candidate for the presidency In the contest Mr. Har riman's hostility to Mr, I on ace count of his attitude In the investiga. tion of the Mutual Life Ins pany played a part Mr. Harahan Mass Laborer to Theodore who Wis sec as president le H. Harriman in the and when his ish nrance com was bor He entere n 1864 irre ir rried | JAMES T. HARAHAN de a Wf the A B( ( Af ™ A IAS fF ALIN, How | Burg in fleserness Decelved omaster of Koepenieok., WILNELM YOIONT, BOGUS CAPTAIN OF IM. PERIAL GUARDS, about twenty-seven of the sixty years he has been on earth he has spent be hind prison bars. Counting on the magie effect of the uniform of the Im perial guards, he donned the habill ments of the captain of the First regi ment of that body and a this disguise arrested the burgomaster and town treasurer of Koepenlek and sent them under escort to Berlin. Nobody ques tioned his authority, With these high and often n officials out of his way, he proceeded to help himself to a gum amounting to about $1.000 from the town treasury. In spite of his ecloverness, however, he felled to get ith the cash and was ar gulze and Identity were then discovered. The bogus captain Is a native of Tilsit. When arrested he | bad a week's growth of beard, ighty ginfely away w rested. Hin d ALL LOOK TO DUMONT Acronauts Marvel at Brazilian's Successful Flight. THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA Prediction That Achievements In Near Future Will Made In Paris With Abr" Surpass the One “Heavier<Than- Machine~First Impor- of Kind Made In Public—Coxt Not Large, Flying tant Demonstration the M. flying 685 accomplishment feet In a Par the of discu and men inter- held Santos-Dumont's in air" “heavier-than machine in other ) chiel day sion at ng of aeronauts al t the ma ' Wir y 3 i ; Us “ Lie Inrge ) automatic In Hust g itself to the alr if It is to be By many accidents it has been determined that the mind of man not quick enough to act In these sudden emer gencles.” M. Santos-Dumont’s currents nt all safe. is aeroplane feat brings the problem of serial naviga-| tion no nearer to solution than it was A year or two ago, according to the opinion of Orville and Wilbur Wright of Dayton, O, Inventors of probably the first successful fiying machine, “TIRED CHRISTIANS.” Why Boston Pastor Regrets to Marry Young People, “lI regret when 1 B. Richards, pastor of the patch to the New York World, “When young people are married it is the one who Is not a Christian who has the strongest Influence. It always results that the church loses both, Bervice without love Is bondage. When a young married couple are in love every sacrifice for the other Lecomes a privilege. Business takes away the | young men and social life the women, | have to marry | young people,” sald the Rev, Frederick ! Phillips i church, Bouth Boston, In his sermon | on “Tired Christians” the other morn. | ing, according to a Boston special dis | Boon they think they are too old for the young people's societies; then they are ‘retired Christians, It is but a step more to becoming a ‘tired Christian.’ “In the more age marriage does not similarly detract from Interest sednte in the church and its work.” Undermining a Noted Wall, The Great Wall of China will soon be undermined in one place by a rall way tunnel, His Thanksgiving Remarks. Feelin’ tha! things ‘long so wel! (The blizzard sorter rheumatic sorter kful alr goin hit me with the old country ain't In clover, gittin’ thar ali right (Before this blizzard's o up cut o sight.) but she” er we'll be from The craps alr up a bit, (Bhut that door, ngue Nit!) they ain't the mountains te the sen (Good Lord, keep back the weather tI the chills alr done with me!) porter t« ible, an’ cotton’ or I'll have & An' no uss compiainin® fron B80 have the turkey relations coms; glad to mes howls Maris 4 Bpread plenty on the hollerin’ fer more (They don't have rheumatism on bright eslestial shore.) ~ Atlanta Constitution. ready when the pon (I'm the fer 1 mb.) table "fore they're blizzard, the —— . CASTILIAN ~ > J “ % ALLL TTT ~~ ~N BOOTS r arch y 1 of th Cir § | « 3 to (a. MINGLE’S SI Oa cpa trademark 1s yd never did this t of leather and « accentuate the beaut ¢e foot, and give it the size smaller. Not the “Queen a positive guarantee signif 5 hoes are bein offset the advancing ther shoe materials. 10E STORE. pyright 1906, by The House of Kuppenheimer do: Make vour selection stock of Kuppenhéimer ( mer { Kuppenhe style. the fine workman ship the individuality, the fit at It Sounds Paradoxical 1d quality which characterize the pro- duct of the metropolitan who charges fifty, sixty or se ty.five dollars for a Suit or Over You coat. have tailor Yo probab'y seen them advertised in all the leading magazines, Montgomery &Co. Bellefonte. Copyrigmt 1806 The House of Kuppenheimer Song of the Future Laborer. {Banths-Dumont says the aeroplans will be the poor man's auto i Jane, Ji Tis wurr Bo put me pull of lunch, me y again, me dear, aboard aeroplane, For hoses would Id not shoot 4 the atmo dear, hn thi If 1 shou The nk It queer n on time out of he ‘ phere Oh. my! "Tis beautiful to eye The seroplanes at ®iv'n o'clock come tum. blin® from the sky! And then whistles blow again, To see the sunset speckled with the home bound wurrukingmen When Jans ew Ay Bo put me pa! ime again, ~Thomas PAINS IN THE BACK are the f Kidney S ha VE kid- irst signs of trouble. Thousand know When the kidneys become affected they in turn will aff causing Ne R: t 1 the Ne ves i OusS-~ ness, oleeplessness, Hestless ness and Irritability; auent or infreauent Urinatio quent Jr nireqguen rinati Excessive, Scanty or Pain 5. 4 N Urinary Passages. For the disorders take Krine's Kidney Pill: They are almos their action in resto organs to their norm tion; they remove t from the blood, and ness and good health return. One month’s treatment one dollar at Krumrine’s Pharma- cy; and if you are not benefit- ted ask for your money back, and you will get it. J iu BAILROAD SCHEDULE B® RAI » " LEFONTECUCENTR) LEKOAD To take «fe WANK W. H. MUSSER, ance Agent bag | al BELLEFONTE, PA. HARRY FENLON { Freder 3 k K. 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