Paoxr 2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, Pr LLEFONTE, PA. NOVEMBER 21 He Went Down In a Sub- marine, and the Army Balloons May Yet Al- lure Him Aloft. ———— LITTLE President something more than a year ago Roosevelt created of a scusation by taking a trip In a naval sub marine beneath the waters of Long Island sound. There urally some anxiety as to what might vessel befall the chief magistrate of the na- | tion down in the water's depths, but it | as felt with what strenuous was slight would be compared should the that the president might favor the ar my aeronauts as he did the naval sub marine men if congress decides on the creation of a war fleet for the Premier Clemenceau of France and the minister of war recently made an ascension ina g perts who have visited Europe and ob served what Great Britain, France and Germany are doing In this direction say that the United States is far be- hind other countries in the matter of applying alr navigatio » warfare. The Import ] nited States keeping 1 lon In the matter of 3 connected with sized at the internat ileal congress, which 1 ) kK at the conclu. slon of the arnival at St. Louis ] at Lhe ve glver Une of ol ! wh iment bal avenwortl | 1 res ROMANCE IN HIGH LIFE. The Adventy of Ex-C " Princess LL ame SIGNOR AND BIGNORA TOSELLX in London been a ques relations her taste n he prince, now King Frederick, did net agree, and a little less than five years ago she fled from the palace under the escort of her brother, the Archduke Leopold Ferdinand, At Geneva, Swit geriand, she joined the young French tutor, Giron, who had been taken Into her husband's service the summer The crown prince got a divorce, and shortly after the decree find been | Qrown princess, Monica Pla did not last. He went to where he Is now bank clerk. About a year ago the former crown Signora Tom had ixon court and the crown IH might have her domestic to now nt he BS een the Princess Nrussels, princess wes presented to Bignor To- | sell] at the Villa Montanto, In Florence, and thelr acqualutance soon fate more than simple friendship. Last July, after surmountiog many obstacles, the couple left Florence quietly in an automobile one day, took a train at a small station and were Will Teddy Go was nat | | understood to favor such action, head of the government take a trip in | ths clouds to test the value of alr navi- | gation for military and naval purposes. | There has been talk In Washington | tical alr, | wernment balloon, Ex- | previous | sed a girl was born to the | Anne | The affair with Giron | | favor of Indicting the officials | Up In the Air? irigadier General James Al- len, Who Is Planning a Fleet of Fighting Air- ships For Uncle Sam. A i ee Lahm cup. The achievements of Ma- jor Hersey and Captain Chandler in the international contests were highly pleasing to Brigadier General James Allen, chief of the United States army signal who has supervision of the aeronautical experiments of the army. He hopes for an appropriation of $200,000 from congress for the aero. nautical work, and Becretary Taft is Gen- eral Allen has studied every type of balloon and fiylng machine and thinks that the dirigible balloons with cigar shaped gas bags offer the best oppor- tunities at present for achleving prac results In connection with war. Corps, fare. General a8 press who first won at Key West Allen, censor fame during 1 Gr 1904. Fort O ors for t in military at Fort Teaver JUDGE GROSSCUP'S ARREST. Federal Jurist Signifi cance of the Charge Against Him. An pect e . pre Noted and the ont JUDGE PETER 8. ORONSOTR strong public sentiment In Coles county In| Moral ef. fect In causing the directors of traction | companies to give closer attention to the management of thelr properties Is what ia desired In this action, Judge Grosscup la one of the bes! known of the jurists of the federal courts. He was born in Ohlo In 1852 and it was In the Debs trial, over which he presided, that he first ob tained a national reputation. | thousands of tapers. RUSSIAN HOLY CITY. Visit to the Tombs of the Imperishable Saints—~Childish Peasants. A correspondent of a London paper writing from Russia “Kiley is the holy city of Russian. It is the place where Viadimir, the first M%®scovite Christian, was baptized It Is full of Deep voiced On the plains of Tcehernigoff 1 have met peasants in pilgrimage trampling to Kiev to gain merit, When rising the swirl- ing waters of the Dnleper §iey see the white walls of the monasteries, the soft green of the roofs, the mighty domes of gold, they kneel in the dust and thrice cross themselves. On Sunday I went to the Lavra, the great monastery, churches within churches, dark save for the flicker of The walls were icons and weird pictures. The alr was thick with incense. Gor- geous robed priests—they cultivate fa- cial likeness to Christ-—-intoned in old Blavonle, With a taper In my hand, I joined the pligrims in visiting the tombs of the “imperishable saints"--men so good that in death thelr flesh has not de- cayed. The passages were just wide enough for one person at a time. There were hundreds of us, and we all car- le The atmosphere was hot In black hel | gh whi BAYH: churches, golden domed bells are ever booming above lined with alcoves sery- There h in were tiny olden days | Pretty Fashion FOR THE DEBUTANTE. of Sending Flowers For the Coming Out Party. The fashion of sending flowers to a debutante is unquestionably Increasing each year, and the popular debutante of today from 100 to 800 gorgeous question ably these kept back at the not sent until $0 very nem for the to arrive that Httle « ty given to might be desired However, wit florist a In swiftly receives anywhere bouquets | BF flowers are generally ts and time there florl the guests ipportuni them effectively as in arrange the aid rge empty dra Ng room can be converted into perfect bower of orchids, gardenlas, chrysan themums, carnations, fitting background debutante A which of one quels as they violets, roses-—-a for the charming wire screen in solid bank colored roses or different bou- arrive makes an effec tive and becoming background against which to stand while recelving one's guests Shower the fav with both brides and debutantes, and, indeed, no sty as this. All white Is the accepted color for a debutante, as for a bride, so that a large shower bouquet of lllies of the valley or of white orchids and satin ribbon, fall the showers or ¢ tiny lilies high Is massed either a bouquets are orite ¢ of bouquet Is 80 pretty gar denias tiled with a white from which of make a prays conventio pod Tmioacncoe GPOVOQOOPL IVP HUE ire POO of temperature are hard wnstitution. The conducto Pass] vg from the heated inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature of the platform the canvasser spending an hour or so in a heated building and then walking against a bk’ ~g wind—know the difficulty of avoiding coid. Scott's Emulsion strengthens the body so that it can better withstand the danger of cold from changes of temperature, It will help you to avoid aking cold. ALL DRUGGCISTS oO AND $1.00 SOHO HOOHHQOLEHIOHOHHHH SPPPPPPPPPIPPPTRPEPREREPPP 0988080888908 04044 4 4542+ 49 Aaa LL AAAs Sa a oo 8 S444 EPP PrPeee Shah dd oh i A Perfect Understanding | Should exist hetween the seller and the buyer of Shoes, We are anxious that our customers should know just what they are getting n the way of puality, fit and comfort, when they favor us with an order and we take particular pains to explain all points of every Shoe we sell, We are giving the best that can be had at living prices for all and we treat every one alike by giving them full value for the amount invested, | SHOE We sell john H. Cressis’' famons shoes for ladies, and the well knowe Walk-Overs for men. wond a. ——— wil YEAGER & DAVIS, BELLEFONTE. lee le lees ee lie lee le le le heel i dh ah a a hh dh Edd en aa £70 T (lowing [Heat From Every Ounce of [uel When the mer ury drops out of sight, and you jusl can’t keep the house warm, you'll find it wonderfully convenient to use a PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped with Smokeless Device) carry it about—heat any cold the wick high | no smoke no It's very light room | urn Or low no danger SIs I asily cared ’ i for and gives nine hours of cozy comfort at one billing of brass font wrile cares! ATLANTIC REFINING CO. Incorporated REVOLVER AND PI us & g CARTRIDGES HE UNION METALLICCARTRIDCE COMPANY Bridgeport, Conn, Br New 1% Agency, 53 | rk City. — he X-MAS PRESEN YOUR WIFE WANTS > = Will You Get for Her? The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets W. R. BRACHBILL, Both Phones. BELLEFONTE, PA OOO O~0) { O=-O~O~O~O~O~O~ 0D THINGS TO EAT You mewhat of increased Atl prices within your reac! th Ale AWArMe Cours at the cost of Ii Ving has » Ww y Dot « to the utmost by pur recent years t down your table supp! using of this money saving At present we are selling good things to eat at following New Fine Sugar Cured Hams, 1% i Prunes, 8, 10, 12 and 15 cents Full Cream California Seeded Raising, 15¢; Finest 30, 45 and yse. Very little advance on retail prices of canned goods and no advance on cakes and Our soc Coffee is IT. If you want to get real solid satisfaction out of a cup of loed tea, just try some of our sbecial Blend at 40, 60 and Soc Cheese, 16¢; Raising, 10 and 12 conts; Pure Olive O11 at old prices, crackers Chel ple) Cd Yd pd Je pl Yo ®_ 0 0 0 0 GO LW FEW ¥ SECHLER & COMPANY BELLEFONTE, PENNA. (el dl dl ll Soll Je lpn eel el Pl De el De el et Se Set See et el Sed
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