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But he did notice a weird human, figure, apparently crawling about near the bandstand" of the after gun. lie 'went to Investigate and found the surgeon probationer, clad In a chamois leather overall suit, ! which he had been sleeping on the wardroom couch below for every one tnust sleep more or les clad, ready to 'turn out at a moments notice. He was feeding about In7 the dark, In search of something. What on earth are you doing, DocT he ashed, and got the brief answer, Laying a ghost." The first lieutenant grunted and disappeared below, leaving the doctor to insert a paper wedge between a loose rattling shell and the side of the stand In which it was placed. A ghost. In naval language. Is a Boise which cannot be accounted for. In a destroyer on becomes a connoisseur In noises. t The steering gear clanks heavily at Intervals and the rhythmic beat of th4 engines is always there changing only when the speed Is altered. In heavy weather the washing and beaming of the water makes a hundred noises. But ghosts are extra noises and should be avoidable. Some misplaced or ag article or a loose screw may cause the noise, and with the ships vibration It will knock or rattle with a regular persistency that will Brice the most placid mind nearly to frenxy, and Bleep will rarely be the Ylctlma portion until he has left hla warm hunk and found the cause of the trouble and the ghost Is laid. ly 111-fl- tt! Wrought Iron From Ore. Wrought Iron is not commonly pro fiuced direct from the ore, but a California metallurgist, using petroleum at fuel, claims to avoid the usual troubles and to obtain pure" Iron at a much I educed cost The ore, after grinding to pass through a sixteen mesh sieve, la mixed with some heavy oil, such as asphaltum. 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Gianni Caproni, (be Italian engineer who Is the genius resjionsihle for the Caproni plane, has no hesitancy in giving and Doctor Langley of Amer-ithe Wright brotlu-rthe fullest credit for making Btid developing the first practical airplanes and states frunkly that he was a kind of pupil of the great Americans. Here Is what Caproni hus developed from the merlcnn planes Invented by Iumgley and (he Wrights, according to American officers In Turin who nreworklng wllh Caproni planes: Caproni has perfected a machine that will carry something like 3.000 pounds of weight, five hours fuel supply, and With Liberty motors, American made, climb 3,000 feet lu six minutes. With a giant machine Ike this Italian aviators are making plans to fly (cross the Atlantic during the present year. They may cross from Africa to Brazil or may Attempt the North Atlantic flight. They realize In Italy, as well as In France and England and America, that the first machine to accomplish the Atlantic flight will win laurels eternal, and you can take It for granted that the Italians fully appreciate the value of the advertising they will get If they cross the Atlantic first. And they have also a very high appreciation of the glory they will achieve, because, like Americans, 'they ore a people that love to accomplish the seemingly Impossible for the sheer Joy of doing It. While big Caproni planes are being tested out in the north of Italy In the attempt to find a machine Bound and perfect' for the gruelling test It will get flying overseas, the Caproni plant at Milan, an Immense Institution, is finishing Its first commercial airplanes, which have comfortable cabins for the passengers. The Interior of an aa completed In the Caproni works, looka very much like' the Insld? of a finely finished street car. except that It la somewhat more crowded together. If you hnd visited Milan during the winter you probably would have seen the first Caproni passenger plane, a affair capable of carrying 12 persons, making its trial flights over town. The Caproni works are In the outskirts of Milan and the Milanese are Justly proud of the accomplishments of Gianni CapronL I talked with Americans who have been taken up In the Caproni planes. They declared the big g machines start off slowly without Jars and after running a few score yards take the air in a stable fashion that goes a long way toward reassuring the amateur making his first flight World-WidTraffic Predicted. Passenger and Coprcmls are being built In three sizes. The first type, which Is the one that has been flown repeatedly over Milan, Is the smallest of the three. In the shop the finishing touches are being put on a machine thnt will carry 25 passengers. This Is the m'ddle-Mzeplane. The large machine the type that will attempt the Atlantic flight Is a monster. It Is capable of carrying 100 persons and Its passenger cabin la being made as comAirtable as a Pullman car, with padded chairs and handsome veneer finishings for the walls. The largest planes are fast. They can make 100 miles an hour when going at top sjeed. And it is xpected that on long distance flights they will nuke the fastest railroad trains seem a slow means - V'V?, , OH oV . ' t ""I L'llIX, Italy. air-cabi- nerve-rackin- e g d -- f ?Ml V W On the Job. He had a dever way of geuiiqr votes. So? What was it? Passed out cigurs to the women I should think that would have offended them. th m to t,k Not at all. Told them home to their husbands, and they ill fell for the plan. " s freight-carryin- 4A& travel. Caproni believes that within a very few years the world jvJILbe covered with- air lines through which passenger planes will fly and over which s machines squadrons of will transport mall and certain kinds of freight, at rates that compare favorably with the charges made by the railroad companies for pcrtoiming the same service. Islands, now Isolated from the maln'ands of the world, wilt he easily and regularly readied when the regime of air traffic gets under way, Caproni declares. hilo the pence conference In Paris creates a league of nations to handle matters of international interest such as freedom of the sens and free- dornof the air, the manufacturers of airplanes will have the chance to get ready for international fly- high-clas- freight-carryin- g ing. BOSCHEES SYRUP will quiet your cough, soothe the l o From thl and glorious. human sacrifice the world U going to be emancipated from e methods railthe roads and steamships. Just Talk. old-tim- i Wombat, your wife is talking about to Europe next summer." going the to Italy contributed Well, it doesnt cost any more to honor roll. Captain Renatl talk about going to Europe than it lost his life through an to talk about going to Hornet does the of one He was atlon accident In And thats where were In a Crossroads. not was he leading Caproni flyers, although Courier-JournaIxiulsvllle lifegoing. Caproni at the time of his death. During his another time he had made 2,000 flights. Pensuti, Catarrh Cannot Be Cured Caproni flyer, recorded more than 3.1500 flights. as they by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, There are other Italian aviators who have flow-cannot reach the weat of the disease. thousands of hours when the total of their many Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly Influenced by constitutional condition. HALLS trips is added up. CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh In northern France the allied airmen. British, It Is taken internally and acta through dethe Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the French and American, died heroically, helping System. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE and flew fend their countries, but also, as they Is composed of some of the best tonics known, combined with some of the best worked, helped develop the science of flying. blood purifiers. The perfect combination knowledge accumulated an the world has of the Ingredients in HALLS CATARRH Today of flying born of sacrifice and hard work; has MEDICINE la what produce such wonderful results In catarrhal conditions. great plants equipped to 'build machines; has Druggist 75c. Testimonial free. F. J. Cheney A Co., Props, Toledo. O. thousands of young men who know how to fly, and Is only waiting for the signing of an InternaHorror. tional agreement on international aviation to begin I wouldnt kiss that dog If I were an era of flightS that will help humanity solve its problem' of trans- t vU. Oh, Fldo la washed every day." portation. That may he, but as I came up the Air Sovereignty Recognized. walk he has Just caught a rat" Before the agreement Is signed, however, more record breaking flights will In all probability take An man is not necessarily place. The Atlantic will be crossed. Planes will weak everyday minded fly across Europe. Military offldalswill be hnutert from Paris to London, from London to Rome, from England to India even, with fair regularity, but these In the vnain will be extraordinary flights. Hun time of the year find everyone The day of steady, flights burry mg to get the, home cleaned up like regular sailings of ships and departures of e, for summer. Its a too, when trains will not coine until the nations of the youre well, but no man or woman with bd buck enjoys doing anything. earth have entered Into an aviation covenant CusIfkvour back is lame, if sharp twinges toms laws, immigrant rulings, and the old regulacatch you when lifting and you feel tired and worn out. kidney weakness is tions regarding frontiers must be revamped, problikely esnsing your trouble. Dont wwit some of organization acting for the league ably by Delay mav cause gravel, dropsy or a. towns, would have betn bombed from stations behind the allied front In France. For Instance, Gabriele dAnnunzlo, the Italian poet and aviator, succeeded In reaching Vienna with a Caproni and In demonstrating to the Viennese that Italy had n plane capable of dropping bombs on them. D'Annunzio did not drop bombs on his famous raid; he scattered thousands of pamphlets Informing the people of Vienna that they were supporting the wrong government In the great war. It was an object lesson whose effect was great In breaking Austrian morale. Vienna was not quite as far from the allied lines as Berlin. The flight D'Annunzio made was something less than one thousand miles. But he went heavily loaded and, returned successfully. l. u . Caproni Pledges Hla Future. We have vanquished our common enemy, Caproni says, but our task as aircraft makers is by no means finished. We must not stop. A perfect be a wonderful safeguard system of airplanes to any nation as a protection against new outbursts, on the part of Irresponsible powers, against civilization and humanity. "Personally I am going to contribute all my strength t development of the winged giant which proved the most powerful and telling weapon of our Just and sacred war. , Our plant will be maintained at full strength. We will keep the thousands of workmen who were busy here under full war strain when the armistice ended hostilities. We w ill not go back under any circumstances to that pre-wstatus, when the workmen In our plunt numbered dozens rather than thousands. Caproni came Into the air game ns an engineernations. disease. Downs Kidney Pills Bright ing Student In that period when the Langley mahsve helped people the world over. A repftrt submitted by the, commission appointchine was laumhed under unfavorable circumed to consider plans forBn International air code stances and when the Wrights were making their A Utah Case f ia vis. butetu iy T says that the British proposals have been In .the wonderful flights with the first real airplane. The S' lit er, r9 N East St main accepted. An international council will be Idea of flying fired Capronis imagination. y Tooele, titwh.- - says: to of nations L Last fall I formed as a section of the league a 1 will never forget. he said the other day f rattier severe attatk . to aerial navigation. handleall matters-relativthe profound impression created Jn me on rcad- of kldnev trouble. It Im been decided that each nation Is entitledM1 First It began with accounts of the find W'r ght Ing newspaper I to the backache and my - to sov ei elgnty over the air aboye it subject tJ flljfht. From that time until today I have dediback w is constantly for the passage of foreign of permission lame and sore. I kept granting tIi new to cated myself the science of flying. worse until I getting aviators. will new call his was In serious condiCaproni plane the White nadiscrimination lie no to any is against There I was told I tion. Eagle The name Is linked to a strange prophecy will be licensed on an There had air anoiher, pilots gravel. tion by In Home. Italy, In 1010, which is atpublished were other signs of wHl be there and international basis tbmal Interna kidney weakness I tributed to an English niouk of the seventeenth used Doan's Kidney rules governing tfye right of way of airplanes and century. The prophecy asserted that in the twenPlls and the first Doan's box of airhps. helped me- - and I kept tieth century there would tie a jrreat wogbj w,tr. on with them until 1 was entirely With tliee fundamentals arrang'd to the satisstarted by the diabolical cleverness of an etuperor cured era the of will begin the of fljing powers, faction of the country of Mart n Luilur in alliance with CstDou'ist Atr Stars, 60c a Bo be one. will at Wash of in earned. And Caproni another enqeror, both liearirg on their military the Italian competitors for the building of pasuniforms and on their national escutcheons two senger and freight planes. CO. BUFFALO. N.Y. black eagles. It added that clv.lization wouU det lie bus'nes of building planes beheves Caproni feat and throw out the barbarians, whose empire should he separate and distinct from operating would be divided Into 22 states. them. Jut as sldplmUd tig is a sejnirate business Raise Doth Reef end It Is inferred- that tin Whte Eagle Is intended proFhcrthorn cow are from runn'ng tin International ship line. So he to typify th? American bird. from v no to ducing in world av.ution as a builder will figure t ! probahlj as Lewis 2 too made the event the sublb of mlk per The ptH-- W, ear and producing ratlur than an ierator. ject of a poem which lus Unn stt to music. The calves that top tb beet market. Thi , whole was presented wth a beautiful allegorical nblnatlon is the THE LIMIT OFF. design To President Wilson when' he was in Udun. that par on the of result average a ndmiratloo h's was of the The farm. It poem and pv farmer Isnt aShortthe design so artistically suggestive that Caiiwm! Clirlst-m"Did your hoy hang up his stocking r oa ciahst The 1 bee" of name on the White horn combine decided eve? Eagle for his new and milk as no other -and gigantic plane. No. He get a .gunnysack and left a note on It hrMd dqcs SHORTHORN AWFIUCAN It Is asserted thnt the aviators who wilt nr.tfce RREFtiFRf Santy to go as far as he liked." tilling aaslv, IS Dexter Park Avsu CWW. the trip intend to follow the route of CoitimhU, across the sen. They will fly fcomltnlv to CaUg AS USUAL thence to the Azore'"amTTniii tif.e Az.weTtTi rfie American coast, alighting In the neighborhood of Hobbs I suppose when you married yonr wife Washington. A Skin Cleared By seemed the only woman In the world. llundieds of non have lost their lives n, the Dobbs Oh. yes. Then there began to he a (knirermia business of trving out new pinns nml rapid Inerwse In the female populatinn. Bo-tattempting to make new records. The -t is Ion Transcript. trans-oceanl- c, 1 trans-continent- al Hard? Work Too ut plen-ur- ar h4 e t-- j DOANS y.iiv FOSTER-AULBUR- N Lift - In Caproni. like Ilandlcy-Pagand, like the French and American leaders in the uircrjft business, feels that most predictions atout the future of aviation are more or less modes t. when you stop to compare the promise? of the aircraft biwhs fadurers with their actual accomptidinients during the war. When the war start'd, flights were virtually unknown. Just as soon as The value of aircraft was realized, every warring nation got busy budding machines and previous records were smashes! almost daily. During the war ainraft hat bad precioudy been considered Impossible. 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