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Just Little* More. Ilich,„Iled
illood Cures Most Ailments,
The lack a Jufficiot richt red
blued does not end anerely in '''a pale
complexion. It is =eh', more ..seri-
otts. Bloodless people are tired IP-
guid, run-down folk who do not ,en- '
JoY life., rood des not nourisilt;-
there's IndigeStions •boat PalPitation,
headache, 'backache and nearly al-,
:ways. nerveusness. If this blood-
lessness ii neglected too long, or de-
' -ipliuo is sure to follow. ' Just a little
more rich, red blood Cares all these
troubles. Then you have new are in a. -death-grip; every comer of
health, new vitality' and pleasure hi Europe resonnds to the clash of arms
• life. TO get more rich, red blood =or, to be more up-te-datesthe haust-
the remedy. is Dr. Williams' Pink ing of shells" ot tmence can dcr t�•
. 'Fills. No other Medicineincrease$ help in the term le work is being done
and enriches the blood so quickly or .by every. acientipt-save onel
so ,stirely, • This is not a mere claim. There is one mail wh,ote riame
Dr. assollams, pink Nos haws one stands old anit4 the conflict for what
this oyer rin4 over tgain, and that is he has done to Rave •lite. While others
• . why-shonsaskas of oeopse always base destroy, he .preserteti. .
ti- good word to say for this medieine. And this.man is Chevalier Marconi,
' Miss Gertrpde Haffner; , Kingston, who invented and perfected the won -
Ont, says :-"About two years ago derful "wireless" telegraphy. To him
s Is was suffering greatly With Linde- belongs .the credit of saving life all
trills, So tritich to that I had to give Over the world, since to hio,great In -
up toy situation. I beeanie Jo weals vention thoUsansls of people owe their.
that I could scarcely . walk without rescue from maritime disaster. . The Titanic Disasters
' help. I had no ambition, no color,, With 'a •Short History. The wireless operator sent his call
no -appetite and was constantly . - . . - for help' broadcast into the air, and
The' history .of wireletis telegraphy.
troubled:With, headaches and dizzy it was answered bY the . Oarpathia,
'spells.' I was taking medicine from is still Short. As recently ass 1899 s,
woich vessel steamed as.quickly as
the doctors. but . it did not do niti a messages were -Arst sent froni Eng- possible to the rescue Bid before she
particle of good.' One day a friend land. to France, while in 1902 the had reached the Scene of the disoster
asked me if I had tried Dr. Williams' 'waves' he had • mastered carried the -Titanic had sunk. Out of the two
Pingreetings between Canada and Eng- Pills. Though as the result of thousand odd human beings 712 were
my condition I was greatly discour- Iland.
- .. • saved from the lifeboats of the ill
But the side of wireless telegraphy'
aged, I began the use of the Pills, fated vessel. And it is quite accurate
and thanks to that good friend's ad_ with. which thia article deals is, its
er of saving life from the sea. to say that but for;theswireless coll,
• pow
vice after using a few boxes I began most, if not all, et these must have
to feel much better. Under t143 con- The ' first case on record of 4ivyire- perished from expoofire.
tinued use of the pills I gained in . less" being employed by a ship in dis- But it is ,not passible. to Mention
weight, my colorname- bask, arid - I -'-tress- occurred- en-March-Brds 1899; veven a the rifest remarkable reseues
grew gradually stronger. I looked On this date the R. F. Matthews ran. effected by wireless,. There was the
• So much, better that people would into the, East Goodwin •lightship dur- Volturno which caught fire one
ask me what I was taking apd I had ing a heavy fog. • The weather condi. thousand miles west of the Irish coast
no hesitation in giving the credit td tions would, in the old days, have ren- and in anaw,er to the 'Wireless appeal
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. 1 am so dered the work of rescue very difficult no less than eleven ships went to °the
grateful for what this medicine has if not impossible.. But the R. F. Mat- rescue, saving altogether 521 lives:
den° for me that I will do all I can thews was equipped with what was Then, again, when the Empress of
to extend its use." , " then ta novelty-Marconi'S --iiitem of Ireland was struck by the Storstad a
• You can get these Pills from any wireless telegraphy. Messages were wireless call ended in the saving of
Medicine dealer or by mail at -50 cents.sent ashore, and Speedily brought life- 452
' a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The boats to the rescue., • But the instanees are endless. And
- . Dr. Williams' Medicine ,. Co., 'Brock- During the next ten years instances the modern usages of war have mul-
,ville,.Ont. ..... are recorded of wireless aiding ships .tiplied thesis. ,Of this period nothing
in _difficulties, but not until 1909 was. as yet can be 'Written; werriust wait
till the coming day of peace. But
brief mention may be made of the
Lusitania, when 764, lives were saved.
114.8 DIRWTLY SAv0).
' 0/009 LIVO,
Stories of the ,Greatest Life -Saving
Invention of the
Age,. '
.In these Gays-ot war; the greatest
brains of the world'Are NITIng with
one .nether in establishds
ing recor
for newer and more invincible waye of
killing!
The principal Powers of the world
Simmer "Life,
• 4evers are fruit, cereals
awl green vegetables, Meat
in $ummer overtaxes the
liver u4 kidneys, potatOes AprAtLiNG Foam or
cause intestinal fermenta- • GREAT Ed1,414EIRS0
•tion. (+et away from the
heavy Winter diet; give
Nature a chalice. OM or two
Shrefided Wheat Biscuits,
• serve d with milk' or crani
or fresh fruit, make a delta-
ously nourishing, satisfying
• Meal: $uch a diet means
• good digestion, good health
and plenty of strength for
the clay'S work. All the
goodness a the wheat in a
• digestilote form. For break-
fast with milk or cream; for
luncheon with fresh fruiti.
IVIade in Canada
WAVES ,CAN
THE
• crew, while the vessel itself had post
well- over one million pounds to build.,
Yet in a Moment .she bedame a help-.
lest wreck.
• DUBLIN'S PITIFUL:RUINS.
Fairest and Richest Part of City is in
Condition of Rheims. •
The fairest and the richest part of
Dublin, the centre of . its life, is- in
.the condition of Ypres or Rheims.
The stately thorclughfaressin-which-
,it justly to6k pride as one of the
'finest in Europe is a . desert of
•hideouS ruins, and acres of the hand-
some bilsiness streets surrounding it,
hives of stirring • commerce; are
simply ,obliterated. Thi i is the work
• ,chiefly of boinhardmeist and of con-
• •flagrations started by bombardment.
t(Had • the authorities taken the most
• .ordinary routine measures of pro-
tection and placed a guard of even
25. men on the alert at the General
' • Post 'Office and other strategic posi-
' tions which they knew,or ought to
have known; were to lie attacked, no
such bombardment wciuld have been
called for; the rising would' have
been nipped in the Mid.) Not merely
, are the streets destroyed, but so are
• the money -making and -ernploymerit
• giving businesses that were ' carried
on there.. And some of the tokens af
Dublin's claim to be a national metro-
polis, the marks of her civilization;
are gone likewise. Her Royal Hibern-
• Ian Academ, which. had, just been
, holding its annual exhibition of , pie-
, tures, looks .with it skeleton -Walls
• and its battered friezes like a huilding
in Pompeii -or perhapt: like the
-Library of Louvain. •
House Conscripts.
A -national° convention of Austrian
women, according to reports publish -
,ed in the, latest German papers, unani-
. MiouslY adopted a resolution calling
•,hpon the Government- to introduce
, •"complsory service" for women:sin the
form of one year's instruction in.
I 11011'640 ep ing. • The "service" should
:be performed, •the convention further
• resolved, after girls and young Wo -
'men have cOncinded their ordinary
• ,schooling and before marriage:
Grape Nuts.
• (Made in Canada)
mbedies-the-rfullr-riclr-
• nutriment of whole wheat
• combined with malted. bar-
ley. This combination .
gives it a distinctive, de-.
Mous. flavour unknown to
• food $ Made ' from wheat
alone. ,
• Only selected grin° is
used in making .Giaiie
Nit& and through skillfid
processing it comes from
• the package fresh; calsp,
.untouched by hand, and
ready to eat. .
Through long baking,
the • energy producing
starches of the grain are
made wonderfuly easy of
digestion. • •.
• A 'daily ration of this
•stplentlia food yields a
marvelous return of health
and comfort.
"There's.a Reason"
Sold by Grocers everywhere,
Canadian, Pos tutu i'n1 Co., Ltd.,
W.inasoi•, cot
public interest really roused in • this
• matter. • .
cs.
, . t� the Rescue.•
On January 23rd, 1909; .just - ten,
years after . the case of the R: F.
Matthews, the Florida rammed and
sank the great White Star liner the
Republic, off the Nantucket
A Fine Record.
•
•
It is no idle boast of the Marconi
Company that wirelees telegraphy has
U saved well over •5,000slives.
A word. here as to the call 'used-
18770RAGE 13Arrgitifill
'Magnetos
:Starters Generators
Sortie WarideVnal Examples of the
Strength Of the Mighty
Deep.
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If war were not filling every pogo of
every newsPoPer, we shouhl leaVe been
,thrilled by descriptions of the, awful
storm which recently 'swept across
• the West Indies and the Gulf of
Mexico, ay London Anewers,
Galveston, the great cotton port,
was turned into an island, and the
McClellan, a large army transpert
steamer of some 'six thousand tons,
yvas lifted by one gigantic' wave and
set down half a mile inland, where she
novi lief) high and dry. •
'Unless you have been in s sterns at
sea -or, rather., 04, in the oceans -it
is impossible to •iniagibe the strength
of the enormous 'rollers. •
These green hills of Water, crested
with snowy foam, are sornetiines forty
feet high, and the distance between
one crest and the next as thuch as a
• quarter of a mile Such wave o travel
at a Speed between thirty and forty
miles an hour. •
• 350 Feet Above Sea -Level.
These huge ocean waves, disporting
theinseives on ton of water two or
three ,miles deep, are not dangerous
unless' a ships be driven into them. It
is wheti they come crashing into shoal
water that they -pile themselves up
into real moOntains and achieve such
• extraordinary feats of power,
Near the EddYstone Lighthonse the
oea igs200 fathoms, or 1,200 feet, deep.,
• Within a little distance this decreases
to thirty fathoms. Here storm -waves
heap up hito real mountains of solid
• water fully otie hundred feet in height.
In a westerly gale the Atlantic
breaks with incredible force Ork the
huge, bare cliffs of the Irish cciast.
• Here Lard Dunraven • has actually
measured wave -crests which struck
•the rocks one hundred and fifty ' feet
above sea -level. •
Yet even this iiv'ehild's play with
what happens in the Mariana Islands.,
Here is a giant pillar of rock known
as Lot's Wife. It stands three hun-
dred and fifty feet clear above the urs
face of the ocean, yet in storms e
spray drenches it to its topmost loss" ing, and the stepmother of Seven
Drowned by the Thousand. dren.
William Allen; cleveland, Ohio,
node.
The Bishbp's Rock lies between the gardener, was fined $10 and costs for
Scillies and Land's End, and .is expos -
to the full force of the winter gales.
At the top of the massive tower there
used to be a great bell; used for warn-
ing fogs In one storm a wave
this bell clean away and covs
ered the upper gallery with sand. This
gallery is just one hundred feet above.
ordinary high tide
The greatest waves -apart from the
true earthquake wave -are those
by cyclones on „circular storms, In
such a storm the barometer may be
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WHAT IS GOING ON OVER •IN
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Latest Happephigs In Big Republic,,
• Condensed for Busy
Readers. •
Beaverciale, Pa„ has a hen 2.0 Mrs
Old;. still 'laying. '•••• •
The -Hector, naval collier, • sank
nine miles oft Charleston lightship.
President Wilson appointed Judge
Joins IL Clarice to the Supreme Court
13ench.
One Map Was killed and. damage 9f
$5(S),000 caused by fire in the New
.York State .Arsenal, New York.
The Lorain Crystal ice • Company
is furnishing ice ,free to poor ;amities
needing it for sick Children.
An automatic telephone bell 'aeared
burglars from the home of Professor
A. E. Greenhalgh at Hazleton, Pa.
T. B. Thompson, of Huntingdon,
Perin, has a stalk of rhubarb with a
leaf 35 inches long and 36 inches wide.
Get rid, of the English sparrows by
oiling the street --the birds don't like
to get 011 on their, feet, a Pensityl-
vonia•scientist saYs.
Girl deposited n000 in hank as
guarantee she would marry him, de-
clares man who has sued for money
because she wouldn't. •
Mrs: George M. Phelan Of Berlin,
N.H., claims to be the irst woman
in New Hampshire to shoot • a big
black bear from an automobile.
Read Nichols of Bath, Me., aged
94, had green peas for his dinner a
few days ago, picked from his garden
which he has cared for himself.
At twenty-two, Mrs. Mary Wool-
sey, of Omaha, it the mother of
seven children, six of 'win= are liv-
ME tag Or TIMOUNS.
Depends an Their Size Before They
The life Iteet71:014Alliepniepnl's 1.2 pen the
temperature and P
tion of the expleente gases At Mgt,
Of fire. Erosion is eaused. by the ac.,•
PrOgreSe erosi,,,, weollelmonecer
later is vertain to Impair the aeguracAr
r r A. ord
• Ing to the limn Age the at geace
•Ofill50 a thin film oitteel to ahsorli
,heat. The Alm ,expands and becomes
net, Upon the release of Out pressure,
ft ° contracts, which 'causes minute
cracks that grow larger with every
db-
eharge. As they increase in,siee thy
form passageways for more hot VA,
and that tendslto enlarge then. still
further. The inner surface thus be-
comes roughened; And the bands be •
-
gin to corrode. Finally, the bere be -1 SOLO BY ALL GOOD SHOE DEALERS
comes so enlarged that it allows the
gases to entities The Abell does net
then acqiiire its proper rotation, and
its ilight becomes erratic: All guns
eXteiie amall ones are now construct-
ed with linings la the tybe Which, vvitien
the bore is worig. out, are removed and
replaced by new ones, The cost •
Of
relining a gonsis approximately 30
per eent. of the cost of the gun. There
appears to be 'no limit. to the number
of times that a gun ran be relined. The
arms are considered to. be worn
out after 5,000 to 7,600 rounds have
Seen fired. • Small naval guns can he
fired about 1,000, times before they are
regarded as worn out: Large twelve -
inch and fourteen -inch naval guns are
considered to have a life, o11. one lins; SIISCELLANNOOS
ing, of from 1" ) to. 200 rounds. Low-
velocity ;guns, such- as howitzers. and
mortar's `have correspondingly longer
Mires. thlin high -velocity guns of the
same calibre, because the • pressure;
they develop, and hence the tempera -
times, are lower. '
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Howl° KeepYourself . •
Llotoking, Young% - _ •
It hal; been. proven that the woman
who prefects her skin 'will keep. herself
free froin vrrinkles.and marks of ago tar
lonsoso than the woman •who says "Oh
no, I never do anything for my com-
plexion."
If your skin is not •natorally clear and
fresh, or • if It has angered from that-
tention-worry-siekness-age or th.e
ravages orwind, sun and weather, the
regular and persistent use of USIT wJU
soon restore. to your complexion, its
natural color and freshness.
• USIT le a valuable formule,,of- an old
and famous beauty secret. ••
.It feeds and nourishes the skin, wards
'oir wrinkles .and makes the compleklori
• necessary' to use any .other treatment
clear, enloth and faultless, It is not
during the day. Apply, USIT at night
before retiring, and It • will tone the skin
and: give that silky •softness and glowing
'freshness that. alone indicates perfect
.skIn health.
•USIT is put .up in handSonse rinar
bottles,. It ma. , be secured throngh
Lightship,
tieing a robin to a cherry tree to LisiamtointedC.o.T,
• orrimntote..da.nRd°OthetnhPirhe.eiCaoim.,
•tfhriefrteunit.hWay other birds who sought
Send see (Ie. war tax). to -day for
Drug Stores, or direct. from us.
trial bottle sufficient for six weeks' use.
some thirty miles -from" the-A-meritan S -OB -is not but of place. "C Q-1)," The annual economic loss suffered
coast , ' i the original call. for 'danger, wasVer and malaria aggregates $966,837,-
washed.by the United States from typhoid /c-
lic it the story of the pluck Of Jack or general, call of line telegraphy. Senate. • • ,
639; according to estimates given the
The Story of the loss Of the•Repah- adapted' from t • he .old "all stations,"
• Congress it was Suggested - and ap- Six hours after she finished a sing -
Binns, the wireless operator. thins ,
But at the first International Wireless
call for help, "C Q D." Through the proved that a better Call was "S 0 S," ing and dancing act at a Tipton, Ind,
at Once begon to send ,out the „urgent •
boundless the magic letters sped, be- which, by its arrangement of dots and theatre, Mra. C. W. Davis, a vaude-
logs recorded by every wireless receivs dashes, is different from any other ville actress, gave birth to -a baby boy:
er for hiiadieds okmiles. And in an- can. . Robert I3acon, fernier Secretary ' of
swer ships changed their esiuset and "SO S" has no special meaning, It lower by three inches. in thecentreof Prance, has been, commissioned' O
State and former • Ambassador to
.
hurried to the scene of the disaster. is not intended to express "Save ' our the storm than at its edge The con- second lieutenant in the Twelfth New
'
Sixty miles away was the Baltic, souls!". or .anything else equally .dra- sequence of this tremendous reduction .York Infantry.
separated from the sinking liner, with matie; Thia call is an ' international of preSsure•is that the -sea in the vor- Patrolmen Purtell and Mahoney and
tex rises high above
its two thousand human souls, by a one, and has the same theaoing in, all the usual level, BuildingAn-
. Inspector Corcoran' of " ,
dense fog. And from haff-past smith' languages • and in this way are produced waves of sonia 'Conn., claiin to have seen a par -
night the ,Baltic scoured . the surface wireless telegraphy, is the direction- It was a Wave of this type which, rot Which manicured its pails with a
penzikro : .
Another aid in saving lite, allied to appalling size and height '
In the morning till half -past six at
errand of mercyfinderBy twitching on thisimple
All through the long hours. BinnMissouri farm, he it working in
e sat apparatus, the operator can indicate upon the mouth Of the Ganges', and - io- hatiVester-
of thencean on ifs , . s in -the dreadfulscyclone-of-1876s-swept August Retnistis still a
at his instrument sending out mess- on as compass the angle from which drove in over an area the size of De- at 60 tyears.• Although he owns a 160-
eget and directions to the ship :coming a call *hes so accurately that. the vonshire. By marks upon the • trees acre
to the aid of the Repnblic. , „ . vessel can be steered by it As he it was attertained that this great wall the wheat fields at Salina, Kon, for
. . . ' turns his indicator round the of salt wa$4 a day.' • „ s
poinsi. ter rolled in forty-five feet
of the compass the sounds Wax strong- high. The damage done was apPalling drink will . Went one, 'Secretary
Atter a Day's Search
And man who is reminded . of a
S . • ., ;
and more than one hundred thousand
And then, in the 'evening, after, a er and stronger the nearer he gets to. unfortunate natives were drowned. , Daniels belleye&. That's., why , there
oceans the llePublic sentsthe welcome Nowadays the Atlantic is peppered Carried Over, the Tree Tops , are to be no more .cut glass wine ser
day of zigzagging 200 miles. on the the 'correct degree. .
with vessels cartyntg wireless, over vices .in the 'United States Nairy. •
two thousands ships being equipped:. , The ' .American Field Ambulance,
word' to the Baltic that they were One of the worst -hurricanes 'of which
. . .
And as the number of these increases which new has ' 160 cars in. service;
close together The look -outs on the
so the peril of the sea grows lea.'
Marconi has mashed the ocean' et much
of its terror; Old Neptune is siowly
being muzzled.
ive have any record. was that .which
in the year 1846,.. Believe it or not, a has been made an :independent, . unit.
and separated frogn the ambulance
Memories Of Sermons
swept Karittonga, in the Pacific Ocean;
vessel from Tehiti was 'lifted 'by the organisatiori at Neuilly, France. '
thin-
• Parson- Prosy -We' need a night
drr•
.
great wave,' carried:over
e tops .of Hay fever report; estimates there
I are 25 000 sneezers in New.York who Watchnian for the church. If I give
the palm trees, and opped fa
land. •The captain, who survived, de.• sneeze seventy-three times -a. day., for you tlitfob, rdo you think you can
JOKE WAS ON THE SURGEON. posed on oath olat he felt the tree.: forty-two days each year -a grand keAeppiajcwaankt77elr;o•
ye:preach at night?,
tops grating against the schooner's total of 76,650,000 sneezes a year.,
timbers as she was swept along on the . ' -7'-°•-••-•': • .
Declined Pocketbook Whier.Contained crest of this monstrous roller' • 'FOOD -PRICES IN. GERMANY:
. Double. Hit Fee. . The greatest of ordinary • wind- ' • . ,
,waves are seen in the so called "Roar- Table Shows War ' Increase Butter
ing Forties," south of ° -Cape Horn.. • ' ,
Over 66 .Cents a 'Pound. I' bought a horse with a SupposedIST
They rise to fortyssik feet. The Bay -
-incurable-ringbone for $3000.
of Biscay deserves its bad name, for •F.-6'stuffs are getting more •-midsCured;
there waves thirty-sist feet high have MW ore 'Costly in Germany! him•with $1.00 worth of MINARD'S
been. meamired. In the. North . Sea Ascording to the , 'statistical office' LINIMENT rnd sold hirri for $85 . 00.
waves do not exceed fourteen feet, but ,prices- of some foods have trebled. Profit on Lininient, $54.
: Allow me, however, . they are strs eep. and very ' dangerous, No figures ard giveon the SW Hotel Keeper, St Philippe., Que
ice of ' , Mf)ISE DEROSCE:
to present You this pocket -book em- while in the Mediterranean fifteen feet different kinds of Meat, cheese, far -
gratitude to you .,
broidered by my own hand&"', • - .. seems to be the limit inaceous foods and se On. There are -
The great slump smiled sarcasti-• . other products also of which no re -
cony. . "Madame," he said, "My art port has been given for More than a • ,
a Matter of feeling: My
. PUT,BAN ON ALL DOCUMENTSDoes not blister or remove the
is not merely . yehr. .• • ' •
- The variation - of Prices of different, hair and horse can be worked. Pleasant to use.
life has its necessities, like yours Al- .No Printed Metter Can Be Taken Over -artielet since the war began is shown The Right Idea. 12.00a bottle, delivered. Describe yobr case
Id* me, the,refcire, Id' decline your a for Special insinictions andBook 5 M free.
, . , German Frontier. ....-
ASSORSINS, JR.. amnesiac linitnentfor niankind. te-
e arming present, and to request . in the table "below: . . "Do fou think you ceala serve
, „
- The prices are, given :.in so many duces Stnains, Painful.: Knotted. Swollen Veins. concen-
same More substantial remuneration." Unprecedenteslly harsh regulation .. seven -course dinner ?"
trated-only * few drops required area applleatIoe. pries
But, monsieur," asked the woman. are now in force regarding the carry- pfennig per pound; .100 pfennig it "Yes mum," replied the applicant
•
4tP al per bottle at dealers or delivered.
d4 .
"what remuneration do you desire?" ing of any Written or printed matter equivalent to about 24, cid& s ;
The tablet. •• b , "Weil, where would You start
. 17i. RF.aYtIOUNDIG,20p.nutl. F.;i '.1.161, Lyatiroma;osscillyldevu.,Mooultgrlesaste, Gan.
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The lady quietly opened the pocket- lOwing notice has just been promul- 1914: 1916: .-4---.
from ?''
i d start from the kitchenonam.".
Five thousand francs," • ' rover the Gannet) frontiers. The fol- .. :, -. . .
book; which contained ten notes of one gated by the military authorities: Potatoes (10 lbs) .''....... 30 , 95 ' • ----•
Landleberwurst• . ., .,.. , .. • 110 • 240 tilnartri Liniment rasa by Physician&
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ships could see nothing, but the wire-
less operators knew. And so the pass-
engers oh the Republic were saved by
means' of wireless telegraphy.,
Onlya ft.* years ago such a disas-
ter as at of the Republic could not
have o satisfactory an ending.
Dopbtles ome of the passengers
would have been rescued by the ship's:
boats, but exposure. to • the January
weather mutt have levied a heavy toll
even' on thoae. Instead, every man,
woman, and child Was safely brought
to land. - -•
This splendid rescue brought the use
Of wireless for saving life well before
the world. ' Shipowners at once began
•to see the necessity for having their
vessels fitted with its Marconi had
fully proved his right to the honor of
saving life. • ,
The f011owing. year after the saving
of the Republic, wireless. telegraphy,
was put to still another use. In the
autumn of that year an Amtrican in-
veator named Virellman set (nit in hie
the America, to cross the Atlantic.•In
theory the, idea was good; in practice
it went wrong. Presently Wellmann
and his band of devoted helpers found
themselves driftihig ainilessly about
over the wicie:Atliintic, with apparent-
ly little hopenf rescue.- But the wire-
less operator with the balloon suc-
ceeded in calling aid to the stricken
airship., •'
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This was one of the first case9
• where .two of the. marvels of the age
-wireless- telegraphy and .aitahips-
tante into contact. Since then wire-
less telegraphy has been adapted :to.
. all sorts. and sizes of aircraft - •
Perhaps the next notable case. Of
• wireless •saving the passengers and,
_crew eta Veasel Was that of the Delhi
in • 19114' ,This vessel Stranded .Off the
coast of Moines°, ,.and became. a• total
meet' , The fact that among the pats
sengero niete the Princess Royal, With
• her husband,. the Duke of Fife; and
their two daughters; dreVe great 'pub-
lic attention to -this wreck. • •
While the Republic was the instance
'Which first dreW attention- to the pow -
Ore of wireless; the story.of the Titanic
excels .it in drama: .0n her maiden
voyage: across• the Atlantic this gi7:
gentle liner struek leeberg in mid-
o6an on the night of April 14th, 1012.
On board wore 2A1 passengers and
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