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1907. June 14 Friday at Baodeek. [[strikethrough]] 62 [[/strikethrough]] 122 Chronicle Houston Tex. 29 Apr-1907. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL. Says That We Will Soon Be Flying Through the Air. By Associated Press. London, April 29-Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, is quoted in an interview which has appeared here as saying that it was the progress of aerial navigation would make it possible to have dinner in America and breakfast the next morning in Europe, covering the distance across the Atlantic in less than 20 hours. Dr. Bell said he expected that an airship would be perfected capable of making 175 to 200 miles an hour. He was also of the opinion that the next step in aerial flight would take the form of such improvements as would make possible the creation of aerial battleships. He was of the opinion that America would be the first country to perfect aerial battle ships. Gazette Montreal Can. 29 Apr 1907 TO TEST FLYING MACHINES. Germany to Make Arrangement With the Wrights. (Special Cablegram.) (Copyright, 1907, by The New York Times) Berlin, April 28.-Probably within a fortnight arrangements will be made where by the Wright brothers, of Cleveland, will give a demonstration here for the German Government of their flying machine. Their terms are regard [[cut off]] ubt it is believed [[cut off]] ing [[cut off]] any [[cut off]] if [[cut off]] fo [[cut off]] c [[cut off]] is [[cut off]] c [[cut off]] g [[cut off]] r [[cut off]] a [[cut off]] [[cut off]] ummed [[cut off]] three- [[cut off]] sizes [[cut off]] Very Special, $4.95 [[cut off]]pes in Black and White, Navy [[cut off]] and White Wash Silks; Beau [[cut off]] r sleeves and collar trimmed [[cut off]] 42. [[cut off]] $4.00 Sheer Lawn Waists, [[cut off]] and $2.95 [[cut off]] cluded; [[cut off]] lace and embroidery [[cut off]] effects; sizes 34 to 42. 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According to Dr. Bell, Tennyson's anticipation of "the nations' airy navies grappling in the central blue" is on the eve of accomplishment. He declares: "My opinion is that the next step in aerial flight will take the form of such improvements as will make possible the creation of aerial battle-ships." Moreover, he thinks that America will be the first country to produce an aerial battleship. He adds that this statement is baed on inside information known to few, but which hre regards as reliable. "The development of the next few months," says Dr. Bell, "will be unprecedented." The statement is of peculiar interest to Editor Stead. Instead of getting up a peace pilgrimage to The Hague to plead there for the disarmament of the nations, an exploring expedition to locate the aerial battle-ship yard would be more to the point. Mr. Carnegie also might well sit up and take notice. It would be an ironical sequel to their plans of reducing national armament by land and water if it should now be extending to the air also. But if Dr. Bell is well informed, as he seems to think, an immense new development in the art of war is impending. Dr. Bell says that "only very few know how near America is right now to solving a question which will revolutionize warfare throughout the world." If the revolution is so close, we shall not long be left to conjecture in regard to it. [[cut off]] ris [[cut off]] ostmaster-German, who was [[cut off]] e reatly interested in dogs. [[cut off]] aid of Gen. Lafayette he [[cut off]] America some excellent [[cut off]] nd in 1830 Gen. Lafayette [[cut off]] wo big St. Bernard’s. They [[cut off]] st of their kind that Amer [[cut off]] n. and the fad for them was [[cut off]] us. 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