| Show hewa A s Goldbeaters Goldbeater's Skins in j B Big ig Airship for U. U S. S More than half halt a a million cattle wit Vii make their contribution to the giant airship airship air air- ship 3 which Is now being built fo to America at ITh Friedrichshafen and when completed will Viii be e the largest larges 1 the world The animals animal will provide th gold beaters beater's skins which are used fo fo making the bags or compartments hold the gas All kinds off of 01 substitute have been been- experimented with as ble alternatives for or this purpose for gol beaters beater's skins shins are very expensive efficient mate material flat rial but none h has been found efficient About three out of ot ever every dozen of at th skins skins' ha e to be rejected aa as valueless Their method of 01 preparation has nc no chan changed ed through the Ule countless ages dur dun been used and th ing which they have andelle elle Is a trade secret Exceller specimens process of 01 gold beaters beaters beater's skins a 1 similar to those being used In the Getman German German Ger Get man airship have been taken from t th tombs of Egyptian mummies known nt 11 It be years old II m Gold beaters beater's skin Is tae the prepared outside out outsIde side membrane of the large g Intestine 0 the ox ox used for for separating separating- the leaves lea t o metal in to gold beating We suppose the world makes a beaten track also to the door doo of th the e man loan who makes a better Greenville Piedmont Old Cable Ship To Be Broken Up After a year at anchor in the Thame e eoff anchor off oft Southend Eng the famous old cab laying ship Faraday Is to be broken Ti Il Since he her launching launching- in 1874 the Farada Farads has laid eight trans-Atlantic trans cables an fully miles in n all Her first employment employment em em- was on the cable for tor the UnIted UnIt United ed States Telegraph company In 1874 Cables for the Compa Fu di Telegraphic dethe de Paris were put 1879 two were laid for the 1661 Wester aa Union Telegraph com company p in 1881 an 1892 and between ab 1884 able le and 1901 fou Lao the Commercial Cable company Lai ra tear year ear the Faraday carried out a final fi en the AmerIcan All cable for tor th tl Central and South American compan 1 The Tile old ship is to be succeeded b much more up-to-date up vessel now build building Ing on the Tyne Tyne Tyne-a. a ton boat w mp all sorts of scientific devices and a at rca ble carrying capacity of close to 5 5 i 0 tons We have always alwa's viewed with sympathy sym sympathy pathy and approval the club activities of 01 the women but their gun n ties alarm us Columbia Columbia Record jS Folk Lore and Wisdom of Near East With h all its wars a and political ll r bances b- b i ht lie dh Fu an ances t the Near East a has hag clung to fondness n s for r expressing e its worldly Or wedom we- we Ji ft dom in Its own quaint folk o lore an and proverbs tinged with At- At Ath Near East conference Ismet Pasha head hea of the Turkish delegation frequently enlivened en- en ei en livened the discussions with hor home homel el Turkish quotations On one occasion when a a. delegate dele said that Israel's Israels state stafi ment was not In accord with general 4 1 fe- fe port he replied Ah a a. case of Klio donkey donley 4 M His reference evidently was to a bt bl b bof of 01 Anatolian folk tolk lore regarding a a. favorite Turkish character something of bo both boU knave and philosopher whose donkey donke braying at an Inopportune moment ears n re his falsehoods By Allah Kho Kh ja exclaimed this fool tool world will belies a a. donkey when It tt will not believe Now that college cheer leaders ar are Idle the they might get Ret jobs lobs cheering board of directors' directors meetings Wichita Wichita r Times 1 Cupola Due to I Scarcity of Wood t The domed blue-domed mosque of the Imam Husain In ln carries on ona n a tradition that extends back to the days da of ot the sultans of Persia bae back even to the remoter times of Assyria according to a writer In Asia Magazine Magazine The cupola cutola and the distinctly distinctive marks of Moslem architecture be Itjin E Egypt or India or Turkey had their origin In Mesopotamia where wood for fo rafter raft rs and lintels has Always been scarce an and construction has been chiefly In brick The minarets that rise grace gracefully tully abo above I ever every Mohammedan elt city have bave been r rev reo fleeted through g time f from the Chaldea an ri ertho Babel i observatories a and n the e tower of The rich ornamentation of enameled tiles flies on dome and walls and the overlay overla of 01 brilliant metals that marks sparks the rie heft l loft cupolas of ot many mosques moques are also h her from antiquity ThA Th columns of mosque Interiors are derived from class clan ie Greece and Rome Home The designs worked worK worl d dIn In n tiles or In n stucco may In man many v cases case he be traced back to models an anthey and andl the they are found repeated over and 01 Oye over again In the pottery ottery the textiles tf till carpets of the East iii Tl The Wars of the Cre Crescent c nt carried t th architecture Into the West Vett through Spat and B Into the East through In Idla dla dill dla Its Its influence mav may be traced traced in build build buildIngs Ings togs the world over A thrifty wife is one who discovers that It Is cheaper to buy an automobile auto auto- mobile e than a ticket to Reno Syra cuse Herald I |
