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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15
A Helpmeet In Every Sense of
the Term.

Mrs. Bjornson, wife of the famous
Norwegian novelist, has been her dis
tinguished husbands secretary for
half a century and is still at her post
although she has passed the Scriptural
age limit. She still transcribes every
thing Bjornson writes in the neatest
and most legible text. She copied his
drama, 1.-The Lords Ways" no less
than six times. Some of his work she
has copied so frequently that she has
committed 1t to memory. Mrs. Bjornson
Is also an excellent housekeeper and
the fond mother of five clever children.
The Bjornsons recently celebrated
their golden wedding, and all Scandi-
navia, rich and poor, sent gifts to the
aged couple.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15
The unwise shopIifter.

IT is strunge.' rsafd-f store-deterie
why women shoplifters want to take
the whole family along when they go
out on a thieving expedition. 1t is a
fact that many of them are accompa
MED by children when caught stealing
That seems a short sighted policy. A
woman hampered by a child stands
twice the chance of being detected that
she does when operating minus such
an incumbrance. OF course 1t a be
argued that she fares better in the long
run. inasmuch as she is more likely to
be dismissed with only a reprimand
on account of the child. This is no
doubt true, for unless the offense is
very serious 1t takes a hard hearted
man to press a charge against a wom-
an accompanied by children. But that
very line of reasoning makes the act
more reprehensible.
my own theory is that most shop
filters do not go shipping with the
fixed intention of stealing. The mania
for taking something overcomes them
after they get in the store, and they
snatch the goods on impulse, no mat
ter whether or not they have children
In charge."-New York Globe.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15
From SchooIteacher to Circus
Clown.

Kansas has been sponsor for many
an original undertaking, but the trans
formation Of Miss Maud Kimball from
the demure teacher of a public school
into a full fledged circus clown may be
said to cap the climax. Although Miss
Kimball was a satisfactory school
ma'am 1t appears that she was endowed
with such a sense of humor that moth
ing short of the sawdust ring could af-
ford her the proper opportunity to ex-
plot it Her career as a public Jester
will be a matter of great interest to
her former pupils.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15
OCEAN CITY BANK
Meeting OF the Bachelors Clul

The first regular business meeting OF
the Bachelors club of Five Mile Beach
was held Tuesday evening, Jan. 8, and
the following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
President, Russell H. Thompson;
vice president, Melvin Pa rsons treas
urer, VIM. Let's; secretary, Clarence
b. Jamison; financial secretary, How
ard Evans.
Owing to the fact that there were
more applications received from young
men seeking membership in the club
than the charter allows a vote had to
be taken on each applicant. There
fore, those not receiving word from the
secretary within the next week must
not be disappointed, as there is still
hope. Hoping we will still have your
friendship and good will in this our
fight against the manageable maid
of the beach, we beg to remain,
Yours in good faith,
B. G. of f. M. B.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15
Supper OF Nations

A supper of nations will be given by
st. Simeon's Guild, Saturday evening,
January thirtieth, from five O'Clock I'M
til eight at Cedar Hall. There will be
tables representing England, America,
Germany and New England. AT each
table will be served a full supper
characteristic of the nation represented.
Tickets will be twenty-five cents.
Homemade bread, cake, pies and ice
cream will be on sale.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15
A COFFEE HOUSE
COURTSHIP.
By PHILIP KEAN.
Copyright, 1908. by Associated Lit
erary Press.
By PHILIP KEAN

Ruth Bradford came u from the
elevated station into the street thai
led to the settlement. Fresh from hei
summer outing, her whole being re
belled against the squalor of the city
street, the clamor of shrill voices, the
wailing of babies In the fetid tene
ments.
Life was too short, she reflected pas
sionately, to spend ones days trying
to uplift ones fellow men. She decid
ed that she would give 1t up. go back
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15
A Clever Woman cartoonist.

Mrs. Donald G. Monroe of New York
city, who is better known by her maid
en- name of Laura e. Foster, is the
best known woman c%artoonist In the
country. She went to New York from
San Francisco after the earthquake
and soon obtained work as an illus
traitor. Later she took up political car
looming and has made a success of it.
She has the true insight and adapta-
bility Of the c~aricaturist. and her work
has attracted much attention on ac-
count Of its strength and suggestive
ness.
MARCIA WILLIS CAMPBELL
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15
National Bank Elections

The national banks of Cape May
county elected directors on Tuesday to
serve the ensuing year. The stockhol-
ders of the Marine National Bank OF
Wild wood reelected it's old board as
follows: r. w. Ryan, George N.
Smith, Frederick Sutton, j. Fithian
Tatem, H. H. Voorhees,, w. III. Bright,
John Reese, Fred g Meyer, George j.
Ent, Thomas Martindale and Jed Du-
Bots. Benjamin F. Barker acted as
Judge of election and X. Schlichting
and Carl Erickson as tellers. Two
hundred and forty-nine shares of stock
were voted. The board organized by
re-electing r. w. Ryan as president;
George N. Smith as vice president;
Clarence G. Eldredge, cashier; Howard
r. Buck, assistant cashier, and j.
.fHnafnEr~aatern s0ifcitor.- This back
has had a successful career since 1t was
organized six years ago last June with
q capital of $50, 900. In this time the
bank has accumulated a surplus of
1877. 500 and S4, $50 in undivided profits u
paid to it's stockholders $4,000 in divi-
dends. Its earnings to date is therefore
the snug sum of $50, $50, considerably
more than its capital. In addition
to earning this amount 1t has paid over
So, 900 to depositors in the form of in
terest on deposits. The institution has
been of great benefit to the business
men of the island and many a worthy
man has been enabled TO enlarge his
business with the assistance of this
bank, and to such it is glad to extend
a helping hand.
COURT HOUSE BANK
The First National Bank, of Cape
May Court House again elected its old
board as follows: w. IL. Bright, VIM.
]. Tyler, Luther Garretson, DR.. Julius
Way, Samuel Sites, Leonard Hand,
Chas. p. Vanaman, Harry Sites, Isaac
Powell, John Sayre and William Steel.
w. I'll. Bright was reelected president;
VIM. j. Tyler, vice president; George
Nichols, cashier.
OCEAN i BANK
The following were reelected direc-
tors of the Fist National Bank of
Ocean City: L.. M. Crosse, j. M.
Chester, e. ". Corson, Ira S. Cham
pion, r.. w. Edwards, Rev. S. Wesley
Lake, Ellis HI. Marshall, Charles
Mathews, VIM. e. Massey, Henry d.
Moore, r. b. Sites, r.. II. Thorn,
Leslie S. Ludlam and Coleman f.
Leaning.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15
DauntIess Gunners After Gam.

A trio of dauntless nimrods compos-
ed of J. Albert Harris, Walter E. Buzz
by and Charles E. Epler left on We'd
nesday morning on a tour of extermi-
nation of the game in this section of
the state. They will be gone for sew
eral days and expect to return with
enough game to last all winter.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15
Queen Helena as a
B~ookbinder-A Yet
sran oman Court
Reporter ri True
eipmeet-From
School to Circus.

Until recently the Italian govern
ment has had much difficulty In pre-
venting state secrets from leaking out
and falling into the hands of It's dip
lomatic enemies. This leakage has
frequently beer traced to the book
binders employed by the department
Of state, and for many years a premi-
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15
7YNcS%nzEN

Every Friday and Saturday, sheet
music, s, 10 & loo. Funck, Oak ave.*
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
Miss Mabel Fulton.
Bass Solo-Come See the Place Where
Jesus Lay Parker
Willard

Bass solo-Come See the Place Where
Jesus Lay Parker
willard Chambers.
Sermon-The Resurrection of the Body
Rev. DIR. Curry.
Anthem-Crown Him With Many Crowns
Brackett
Quartet choir is composed Of Miss Mabel
Fulton, sopTano; Miss Della Snellbacher,
contralto; Willard Chambers, bass; w. H.
Wilbur, tenor and director.
E~VENING-7:@.
Professional, THE Message Of Gladness,"
Junior department.
Invocation by the pastor.
Responsive Bible reading, Chords of
Sadness.
Trio. Sleeping in the Garden Tomb"
Elmer Edman, Arthur shrum, Charles
Recitation, with Morning Light" Flea
Solo. wakes the Easter Morn" Miss
Smell; chorus by children.
Song, "Merrily Swing Junior depart
Exercise. AT the Voice Of the Lord" all
Of Carpenters class.
Song, The Robins Message" Martha
Noble, Gladys Barlow, Nonalee Veasey,
Winifred LathTop and Grace Bailey.
Recitation, The Glad Awaking, Gladys
Barlow.
Song, In a Beautiful Song" Juniors.
Exercise, THE Wonderful Easter Light"
Chorus, The Prime of Life is Risen,"
organ offertory, Chorus Of Angels"
Responsive Bible Reading. Chords Of
song. The stone is Rolled Away" school.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

Continued on Seventh PagNl
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
MUSIC FOR A JOYFUL DAY
Easter Services Are to Be More Elab'
crate Than Usual.
ALL CREEDs PRAISE RISEN LORD
Pulpit, Choir and Pew send Up Their
sonEs to savior Who Con-
Quered Death and Sits
ON High.

Probably never before have the Easter
musical programs arranged oy the ehurches
Of Omaha been so elaborate as lhose pre-
pared for the present sacred testlNal
All denominations and ereeds lave Nled
in making the day one whieh WIZ pe re-
Numbered at least until another Eas'el
rolls around, AL forms OF music are rep
resented in the programs-solos' quarte's'
cantatas, ana. In several of the churches,
that greatest OF ali. the wonderful Halle
lujah chorus.
The addresses and sermons by the pas
tors OF the city ali nave for their central
theme the resurrection and the thoughts
which are associated with il, ana II Easter
weather is at all what It should be there
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

First Methodist Episcopal church, Tween
ueth and Davenport. Order Of morning OBJ
~seryance, 1890:
Freiude-Processional OF knights of the
HOLY Grail (ParsifaD ............ Wagner
opening hymn (No. l63)-Come We
talthtul, Raise the Strain. .... Sullivan
Eecltal-The Apostles Creed-Choral Amen
Ohorai lnvocation-By Thy Triumph
MI over the Grave ....,.,,...... Redhesd
me Prayer-By the pastor, choral three
80 hHheh
Ancient Hymn-The Strife is over 0rom
iaiestIlhdJ
sung by the Choir unaccompanled.
me Fsaiter-Easter Responsive Lesson,
~ PueT~' 49,.
Gloria Patri-Choral Response ...... Barnby
me scripture - The Twenty Eighth
Chapter Of Mathews Gospel ..........
Hymnal (No. 1861 - Welcome Happy
Hl0thihs .''''..'.............,.. Colkin
Inc Ch2ir-Choral Setting OF the Nicene
Creed '.'-...""..""........ Woodward
The Sermon-The Message Of Immor-
DR.. Loveland.
The offering-During which Mrs. Kelly
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
ton. Arise in U.s." Madeline

Gladness."
Hymn, Christ, the Lord, is Risen Today"
congregation.
Recitation. Chords of JOY" Mable Fran
son.
Song, STRAINS OF Victory" Juniors.
Recitation, 20. Glorious Hope" Ralph
Tulip. ~
Song, "Garlands OF Gladness," school.
Recitation, "Hark! Creations Ioftv
Strain Ellen Erickson. ~
Closing Chorus, "Haileluiah Chords
Ordinance OF baptism.
Benedictlon-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
VIII sing the offertory solo. "I Know
that My Redeemer Liveth" from

WIN sing the offertory solo, 'I Know
tnat MY Redeemer Liveth" 0rom
ne NieSslan) Handel
aptlsmHIh Beautiful Service of Con-
rlhale-The HalleluJah Cfrom the Mes
Behedlction-By the Pastor-Chora Amen
= o9'iuue
Evening choral observance at 7:45, Mr..
Thomas ]. Kelly, choirmaster:
Opening Hymn CNo. l52J-Oh Come and
Mourn, Verses l and 3........Dr. DYKES
EIayer BY the Pastor - Choral
lhTeeioId Amen
me P~assion-The seven words OF our
saviour on the cross, set to music by
fiaydn' Produced as instrumental music
IN 1856 A. ID. Presented In present form
with text In 1877 A. d.. thus being ll2
Introduction-Organ
First .
Chorale tunaccompanied)-Father For -
Chorus-Lamb oT God '''''""'''"'
Second
Chorale Cunaccompanied) - Verify I
say Unto Thee ..................
chorus with qu~artet)-Lord Have
Third
Chorale Cunaccompanied)-Woman Be-
hold Thy Son
thoIus with quarteD - Daughters
Weep Not
Fourth
chorals Cunaccompanied) - Eli-Eli-
Lama Sabachtanl .................,
Chorus-O My God Look Upon Me-.
lntermezZo-Largo-Organ 49, During which
CONTINUED on Seventh PaRal
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

Air denor)-Not of This World the King
dom Of Our Lord
Chorus-'Twas Night Ger Lonely Olivet..
Solo Uenor)-He Was Despised ..........
Solo (baritone) and Chorus-Come Unto
nun ....'s.....
Hymn, Congregation S~tanding-Just as l
Am
Prayer by Pastor
hesPOhse blackiher
Organ offertory Chopin
PART II.
Solo (cOntraltO)-A New commandment
Chorus Unaccompanied)-O Thou Whose
Sweet Compassion
Re~citation-And When They Had Sung a
Chorus-And While He Yet spake........
Solo-Ye Who Sin and Ye Who Sorrow.
Chorus with Solo CbaritOne)-Crucify Him.
Choral March-The Saviour King Goes
Forth To Die
Recitation (baritOne)-And When They
Came TO the
Chorus-Droop. Sacred Head ..............
Hymn, congregation standing)-ROck OF
Ages
BenedictiOn
Observation-Disclosures Chorus. Handel-Dubois
Calvary Baptist, Twenty-fifth apd HamiI-
ton, Rev. L. r. Curry. pastor Easter
program:
MORNING.
Easter Hymn-(One verse; ..........W Wesley
Anthem-Welcome Happy Morning .....
Scripture Reading
Tenor Solo-Eastnr Song .......... Dennee
w. II. Wilbur.
Anthem-Triumphant Strains Arise ID.
Responsive Reading ...................
Soprano solo-Hail Joyous Morn. Cadman
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

The beautiful Easter ~cantata Death and
Life" by Harry Rowe Shelley, to be given
at the North Side Christian church Sunday
evening is one OF this American composers
most effective cantatas. representing the
erucifixion. burial and resurrection Of
Christ, TIT strong choruses OF the jews
hooking Jesus. of the lamentations Of the
multitude and the final rejoicing over the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

resurrection, are connected by the solo re-
counting Christ's giving up the ghost. THE
world in sorrow weeping and the visit OF
Mary. with the bass solo singing the words
of Jesus. The chorus will be supported by
piano, violin and organ. and will be given
under the direction OF Mrs. H. J. Kirsch-
stein.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
Stoves, Hardware and Paints

Monday Sales are full Of promise for thrifty buyers.
Gas Ranges specially priced; all styles, prices up from se75
Junior Gasoline stoves, best make, 2-holes " $500. q Sa4sz
Poultry Wire, in full rolls Bailey Iron Jack, plain, No. 5
square foot ....,,.......hc or &c, each -, -. 3. S1.75'
Black screen Wire best ausi. Solid Spades, or shovsls, at
snsciaily PTicsS in rolls and so stamps.
each =" 81 7s Carpet Beaters, 4 sizes, 2Bc,
piston Kand saws. 26-Inch. 400, 15c and ...... loo
No. DIS, Monday $50. $3.50 and 10 stamps.
Spading Forks, extra good, 4 Garden Sets, for children.
tine, each Use for 49,. -. 25c, 100 and loo
and 80 stamps. and 10 stamps
Carriers White Lead, 100 ID. key, per pound ..............Tc
Ready Mixed Paints, per gallon -. .................. $3.50
Johnsons Prepared Floor Wax, ID. ............ -. 400
Double stamps or Paints and Varnishes, Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

The choir OF the Emmanuel Baptist,
Twenty-fourth and Pinkney. will render
the following music Easter Sunday. morn
ing and evening:
Professionalism to the Brightness OF
Anthem-Awake, for the Golden Glories
Break kirkpatrick
Responsibility, Holy, Holy (Emmelar)
Barnby
Anthem-The Resurrection .,....... Hughes
Anthem-Christ, the Lord, is Risen To-
DAY Lewis
Response-Now the Day is over EN-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

First Baptist, Twenty-ninth Avenue and
Harney-Special Easter music under direc-
tion Of Margaret Boulter, organist. and
choir OF sixteen trained singers, including
the following soloists: Mrs. Lester T. sun
derland. soprano; Mrs. L. e. Harter. con
traltp; George s. Johnston, tenor; L. L.
Greenfield. bass; w. Y. Nixon, bass.
MORNING 1879.
CIsah piSuue .fdtrell
Authenticated Is He That Cometh. =.
Maunder
ShoraI response ..s.'.'.s...'....,...Blackmer
organ offertory .................... .Granier
Tenor Solo-HosannR .................
Mr.. George s. Johnston.
EVENING 1880.
"Olivet to Calvary" a sacred cantata by
PART l.
organ Prelude-Largo .....-.......,.H Handel
lhNoCauou
Introductory remarks ...,.......Dr Conley
ChOTus-When Ger the Steep Of Ollvet..
Air Uenor)-Like a Fair Vision............
Recitation and Air (baritone)-Oi Jeru-
Solo Csoprano) and Quartet-Another Tenn
pie Awaits Thee. Lord Divine ..........
Recitation tenor and baritOne)-And
Jesus Entered Into the Temple Of God.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
EMBROIDERIES

More surprising Monday sales. You rarely see such en-
quisite, wide, snowy embrOideries so ridiculously low
priced.
Allover Embroideries-3 900 yards for Monday. Beauti-
full new patterns for waists and dresses, values to 81,
U go . - = e e. :. =. 0DC
Embroidery "a and 27-in. goods,
elaborate in design, quality far above the average, 59c
goods Monday Csc
Embroidery Match Sets-Beautiful edgings and inser-
lions, all to match, all widths to 10 inches wide, very
dainty patterns on Swiss or Nainsook materials, 500
pieces, Monday
25c insertions, bands, gar
looms, widths to IS inches. Don't know of better val
us ever being offered before. Choice of thousands of
yarus
Sale Of Waist Nets-One OF our best Monday bargains
consists of fancy waist nets in cream or white, neat pat
terms, regularly sell for 69c, Monday. ...........2 9c
Double Width Nets-In cream, ecru and butter color for
waists, Jokes, sleeves, etc.
ORES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOT.
$l.OO trimmings Tor.
0Vc trimmings
2c Trimmings for.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

The special feature OF Easter at the
First Congregational on Easter day will
be the story OF the Passion play, in word
and song, at the 4:SO vesper service. Rev.
w. It. Young. who visited oberammergau.
will render the story, interspersed with
music by choir and organ.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

probably will be a church ~tendanc which
will mark a high-water mark in the re-
ligious life OF the city.
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PERSONAL.

HiE bargains - unfsissgsd vat hes
and diamonds At the L,onhau JsrslrT
Co. itt ihe Az, nsrt GUYS Drug store
building
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nRoWNWOOD tex NAV IA
tornado Of great hiry struck the
little village o. Zephyr, IA the east
en- portion Of nrovn oaauty, At /
o'clock yesterday morning and len
path o. death and destruction sci
dom paralielsd The death list has
reached a total Of % ard the nun.
her Of seriously or fatally injured
uiil reach %
The storm formed a half mile
southwest Of Zephyr and swept
down upon the village. cutting a
vide swath directly through the
residence and business districts
Ne4fly 50 homes Nert demolished
Igstining started coufiasraiiea
Which destroyed one entire business
hloek. No effort vas made te hsht
The fife. a. tho care OF The dead
snd injured demanded the attention
q everyone.
Alarm 10 Spread.
A section cmploye rode a handeaf
10 Browuwnod and spread the alarm.
ID two hours the Santa r. rail
rpsd was specdlug a special ifain
to the scene o. The storm win
uine surgeons and a score q Brown
weed cififens
Hundreds Of persons directly in
the storms path saved themselves
b. tAklns refuge In storm cellars
More than a dotsn bodies sefs Ter
fihlY MANNED
Coaay Clerk Thad CabieF and
wife and two children. sho we're
killed. had gone TO Zephyr 10 spend
the night
The big stone school building and
tpo churches wers demolished
Brouuvood hurried her second
relief train AZ neon. laden with pro
visions, clothlng and Necessary Arii-
Giles and carrying 70 nurses.
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TORNADOES In
THE SOUTH

okla. are 10 the effect that no
lives we're lost 20 the tornado late
SATURDAY. though ihs number Of In
iured Is about IS.
Charles HrnnAn postmaster al pe
pes. aud Ms Charles Hurt q lie
same town woft fatally hurt ME-
Hart. her husband and three ehil
drea we're injured Whsn their house
Va bloun down. Tho property loss
wifi b. iarge
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0EA tn IN
TYPOON

fny tnlfe1 ff-<<l
HOSGKONG. May sl.-offieeFs
LArkin and Rapp and three mem
bers Of the crew Of the American
collier Nanshan. which hiss ilst
reached this port. were killed In
their cabins during a typhoon that
struck the vessel during her trip
between Manila and HonRkons.
The water shipped during the
heavy storm generated poisonous
gases below decks. and the men
were saffocaied before they could
be rescued By other members Of
the crew.
The NAnshan Is attached To the
Pacific feet She Ia manned BY
civilian officers and crew.
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G0VERNMENT
BUILDING IS
READY

The rniied States government
tuiidinsr a, N. A.Y--P. exposition
we're Inspected yestetfay b. TIE
exposition officials. a. The quests Of
the government board Ne-srs Jesse
Z wllson. william Gefies and VII
liam te c. Ravenel Every corner
q the great government enhihit vas
IN order for the opsnlnx, the ma
chinery 10 motion. the smallest de-
tails complste.
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HOME FOR THE AGED.

HONOLULU. May Bland has
been secured and buildings to cost
10000 planned for a home for the
aged that Henry c. baldwin, presl-
dent Of the Hawaiian Commercial 4
Sugar company. will build and en-.
dow AZ memorial 10 his son. the
late Fred G. Baldwin.
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EULOGIZES ROGERS

SAN FRANClsCo. May IA
generous man. a splendid Ameri
can" This was the eHlogy Of the
late Standard on msgnase. Henry
II. Rogers, delivered By Chancellor
James R0sco Day Of Syracuse uni.
vernty. delivered upon his arrival
IN this port Of the Pacific liner ~.
IBERIA yesterday. Chancellor Day is
called facietiously "Hockefelier's
only friend" and IN his appreciation
Of the life work Of Rogers 1t was
evident that bis charity t6Ward the
moving spirit Of Standard OIL e1.
tended 10 the other prominent
figures Of the greet corporation.
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LOST AND FOUND.
Conilnusa.

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ihis sfnas Faai rssan4 il iAs "a
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Lotion North Queen Anne car Or md
~ between Marion and Pike. about D.
karat loose diamond; ten out Of ssttiHE
on ing Very liberal reward Call Main
o. Ind 1850. liz
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BALLOON RACE


INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May IL
The annual balloon race Of the Aero
Club Of America will start from the
indianapolis automobile speedway
next Sunday afternoon Twelve en-
trants are scheduled to contest for
the trophy 10 be given to the balloon
pilot that covers tho longest dis
lance. The Aero club u Indiana.
On Sunday will start a free-for- rail
race. for which Carl @. Fisher Of
this city offers a cup 70 the pilot
staying In the air the longest period
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-31

McALEsTER Okla. MAY IA
tornado struck Ashland IN the
southwest corner VI this county
Saturday night doing much damage
and iuladug many persons but no
loss q lifc IL reporfet