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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-13
GOAL WON sY WRIcHrs.
A'rship In Swift Ten-Mlle cour..
Aeross-country.

washington. Special. Oryino
MIitht Friday evening attained H.
NenHh 81 hard-earned success
incidentally he broke an speed roc.
uIus over measured course ana ~
,aoiished beyond dispute the nrac.
ucability of the aeroplane A. time ~
peace and in time OF war.
IN ten-mile crosscouatry airbt /,
'he famous aoroplane built bv himself
ana his elder brother Wilbur ana M.
Coinpanied by Lieutenant BENJAMIN u
fouiols' an intrepid officer of the army
s.snal corps. he not only SURPASSED
lhe speed requirements Of his contract
win the United States Government,
uut accomplished the most difficult
and daring flight ever planned for !
hea'ier-'han-air dying machine
Wright's speed was more than fortv.
TWO miles an hour He made the len.
mile flight ia fourteen minutes fortv.
TWO seconds including the more man
twenty seconds required for me turn
beyond the line al Shutter I'm Tho
southern end Of the course lie A..
tanned a height in crossing the valley
oi four-Alile Run OF nearly 500 feet
ana me average altitude of his prac
llcally level course was about POO feer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-13
FLAMES SWEEP OSAKA.
Chicago" Of Japan Partially Destroy.
ed and Famine Threatens.

Osaka, Japan. Gable: A fire here
! Saturday destroyed one-ffth Of this
/ city OF 100000 inhabitants. The mum
! Der OF casualties has not yet been de-
termined. but hundreds Of persons are
crowding the hospitals
The latest estimates are that 20 600
buildings We're destroyed these includ.
Ing banks. the stock exchange the
museum, government edifices and fac.
tories The losses are given roughly
az several million ven 1t is feared
mat some of the insurance companies
VIII fail as result of the heavy loss.
es they will have 70 pay
Confusion prevails here as result
OF the disastrous fire. Thousands of
persons are homeless and hunger is
staring many OF them in the face.
system Of relief has been organ
lied by the municipal authorities. but
i Is inadequate 10 supply all needs
Outside cities and towns are cener.
ously sending in contributions
The Buddhist temples. for which the
city was famous among travellers. coy.
cred an enormous area. The Chief
public building Of OSAKA was the pal.
ace. which was built of stone In 1888 |
The city is eight miles square.
Osaka. once the capital OF the en- |
pire, has been called the Chicago Of I
Japan The modern life OF the city Z
was evidenced by many foreign stvle
the banks. hotels. arsenal
mint and museum, and especially in
he factories.
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Upton. Ind, Special: The shortage
OF Noah r. Marker. assistant cashier
OF the First National Bank. exceeds
$4,000. according to the latest report
given out by the officials Of that insti.
tuition. President Shirk made the adj.
mission that the sum OF money in the
safe Saturday night was something
like 100000 1t is known by an exam.
nation OF the books that Marker was
short $4,000 more. and there Is a
possibility that further Irregularities
may be found.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-13
FINDS STRANGE NEW ISLAND.
french Skipper Reports Ore In Pa
clhe With Mysterious Swell.

Sah Francisco. Special. According
- 'aplain Quatreyaux. OF the French
mp lhiers, which arrived here from
.NeWcaslle, Australia, new island has
pluhs up from the waters OF the Pa
enc near the Galbier group.
captain Quatrevaux says that there
= something uncanny about the new
lSIst Tor when his ship approached IT,.
althoush no wind was blowing, a mys-
ferrous swell drew the vessel toward
me shore. and IL was with the utmost
aimculty that she was saved from going
on me rocks. The island is in latitude
zi-zo south and longitude 1880 west.
ana seems 10 be composed OF volcanic
rock
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-13
SALMON RUN HEAVIEST YET.
S'''0 Seekeyes" Caught in sinqle
Puget Sound Trap.

o.4'''e Wash. Special: The sal.
~ the Pacific coast viii ey.
several hundred thousand
f- as' Years production. and win
IS Ata West year since 1905. when
''lfih year run" swelled The 10
" 'iNNN00 cases.
s'cheye salmon run in tho
!. river in British Columbia and
M, 'aiAon run in Puget Sound are
s. oA ~ fun blast. The sockeve
n p a ol numbers any previous wear
w. --fl sound. AS high as SO 600
.,r- lmon have been taken AZ a
tr AAHl IN trap on Bellineham
ems /. s'imated by the Pacific Fish.
r.@. 'l 'l rs annual prediction Of tho
--'1' output that the British co
pr... supply will total 400 600 cases
; M sound. 10000 cases, and other
\ coast canneries coo 900 cases
M r'.d Alaska fisheries will can
.grriI.eN a least 100000 cases This
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Her Strono Personality.

Attica. Ind. Special Attracted BY
the personality Of a Hoosier maiden
as revealed through her letters. Chas.
Chase DeSelms. secretary to Cover
nor-General Forbes, Of the Philippine
Islands. has arrived IN this city. hav.
ing travelled 10000 miles to marry a
girl whom he had never seen. The
prospective bride is Miss Irene Gass.
one Of the most popular leaders OF
the younger society OF the city, and
the wedding will occur on Tuesday
August 10.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-13
QUAKE ROCKS MEXICO
MILLING HUNDREDS AND DE.
STRoYlNG SEVERAL TOWNS.
IiUAl WAVE ADDS 10 HORROR
Sstheorals Totter and Terrified Refu.
gees are Swallowed by the Enor-
nous Fssures.
TIDAL WAVE ADDS 10 HORROR

Mexico City. Special More man
900 dead. hundreds Injured and M
area OF more than 900 square mile-
I converted into scenes of wreckaro Il
the known results al series of eartb.
I quake shocks which rocked Central
/ Mexico from coast to coast last week
The stricken region extends frpm
! oncreiaro, on the north. 10 OaXaca. on
! the south Reports from the deyas.
taxed country are coming in slowly
bat they tell a tale Of awful death and
suffering Chilpacingo is in ruins
Acapulco has hardly a structure stand.
ins
In the latter city. as in other and
smaller towns along the coast a tidal
wave completed the work OF desfruc.
uOn and swept many 10 death In the
mountainous section OF the state OF
Michoacan great assures opened aad
swallowed up he hapless victims.
Following the earthquake. which
RACED hundreds Of adobe houses and
cost scores OF lives. a tidal wave
swept IN from the sea. engulting the
entire water front and a great section
ol me town Homes and people were
carried out with the receding waters
ana many are reported 10 have per-
ishcd
From every railroad station in Mex
leo CITY the government is dispatch /
Ing supplies 10 the cities and towns 4
devastated by earthquake Tempo /
fary shelter was being arranged \
through the military departments and
attachments Of troops We're sent TO
several Of the stricken towns where
reports indicated that disorders were
Five towns Were completely de.
stroyed and number of others partly
wrecked. The more widely spread
havoc was wrought in the states OF
Nuevo Leon and Guerrero The towns
p Chilpancineo. Chilapa. Conception.
reiiliia. and Coatepec We're nearly OBJ
iterated Fire followed in the wake
II the earthquake in Chilapa Scores
we're crushed TO dea'h 10y falling walls.
ma were later consumed in the burn
M ruins
In Mexico CITY the tragic feature Of
ne disaster was increased by the ter
or of the Indians. who gathered in
'ublic places after the first shocks.
itering frenzied prayers TO Pro.i-
ence 20 save them. Some Of them
al for DAYS predicted the cart huuake ,
ecause the SNOW on the peaks Of the
olcano Popocatapetl have been melt !
lg. According 10 an Aztec legend. \
hat means doom to the city al it's !
ase. |
The property DAMAGE in Mexico CITY q
confined TO the ruins OF numbers Of \
lobe houses on the edge Of the city. S
'acked church walls and public build
lgs.
The large American colony escaped. =
here were some slight Commissions re- i
lrted among them from falling plas. :,
r. but no serious injuries were re- Il
'rted. They. with almost the entire \
'pulation. remained in the plazas or y
uares until the light Of dav gave i,
EN- courage TO enter their dwellings !,
The officials Of the laboratory at
st to the fact that Mexico City rests ~
an old lake bed. the ground upol u
lich a great part OF the city rests, 4,
ting as a spongy, jelly-like mass >,
akings. n
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Taft Courier starts Trlp.

San Antonio. Texas, Special: Cheer.
ed bv a crowd Of several thousand
Edward O'Reilly. a cowboy courier.
arted Saturday on his ride OF 200
niles TO Washington. bearing an invi-
iauon signed by citizens of Texas in
Nting President Taft TO visit this
state. OReilly is riding the horse Ar
ansas. product of the Taft farm at
fditurfias, and expects TO average
lhir'y-fve miles a day, the journey to
the White House 10 consume two
months
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SLAIN By TIE AOORS
ARE THOUSANDS OF SPANS
ARMY NEAR MELlLLA.
REVOLT SPREADS IN KINGDOM
lnsurrecton Bids Fair to Overrun
Land Of Oons-Eailways Are
Dynamited.
SPREADS IN KINGDOM

Madrid Gable. Spain is rent by
two fears-the fate OF the army in Mo-
rocco and the situation in the Mediter.
ranean prov inces in Catalonia. At the
outskirts of Melilla the Spanish arms
nave suffered a serious check.
Three thousand soldiers have been
/ either slain or wounded and the Moor
\ ish hordes are fighting at the very
4 walls OF the city itself.
News from Barcelona. the center of
the revolutionary outbreaks. is ex-
ceedlngly meager and unsatisfactory
FROM Lisbon comes the report that
The revolutionsts are using bombs
ana that 100 persons were killed and
ZOO wounded during the earlier stage
OF the conflicts.
The Moorish forces. however. have
been strengthened by the arrival Of
300 additional tribesmen. and the Of
hcial Judgment that 10000 Spanish
troops are needed to overcome the
tribesmen would indicate that the
Melilla army OF Spain is in sore
straits
lnsurrectionary outbreaks are re.
ported from many points in Spain.
AT Granolles TWO converts have been
burned. while al Casa Delsava the |
civil guard was disarmed and i'm. |
prisoned in he barracks.
The reyOlutionists are active N
Llansa and Figueras where the rail. /
roads have been dynamited. Financial
institutions are sending their funds
across the frontier.
The report that a provisional GOV.
eminent has been established az Bar
celona and that the Governor has been
assassinated is not confirmed. but
rumors are persistent that Premier
Maura and his Cabinet will resign and
that military Dictatorship will be set
lp in Madrid
Although the Spanish Government
seeks 70 give out the impression that
he movement in Catalonia is anarch
site and simply a protest against the
rar in Morocco and he policy Of Pre-.
nler Maura. there are the grayest rea.
IONS for belle wing that il is a general
ma widespread revolutionary out.
freak which a combination OF repub.
lean and social revolutionagies have
zen secretly and effectively prepar.
ne for a long time.
The desperate MOors. drunk with
heir successes. believe they can drive
be Spanish forces into the sea. Gen.
raj Marina's men are worn ont by
night and day duty. and the 4
eneral has asked for 10000 re.en. +
)rcements. 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-13
Eiohteen Miles OF Warships.

Cowes. England. Gable. The last OF
the great naval pageants took place
Saturday afternoon in the Solent.
where eighteen miles OF warships were
reviewed by King Edward and Queen
Alexandra The scene as the royal
yacht. bearing the king and queea. es-
corted by the admiralty Yacht and the
steamer Adriaiic. on which members
" the house Of lords and commons
had gathered. passed down the line OF
ships was strikingly picturesque.
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HELL HATH No FURY
LIKE A WOMAN ScoRNED, is
PROVEN IN OHIO TRAGEDY.
GUILTY PAIR SUFFER DEATH
tsBan Woman In Fury Shoots Spouse
and STATS Rival TO Death With
Butcher Knife.

Canton. Ohio. Special: With the
revolver taat ne had placed on chair
N ll. side Tor self-defense Tony Pan.
Na wealthy Italian grocer who
CAME heie ron Deans. y. j.. last Feb
rars, Nus shot and killed by his wife.
Mis- louisa Panilia.
THE Infatuated woman thea dropped
his revolver. and seizing a butcher
knife twelve inches long. proceeded TO
carve to death Mrs. Clara Pizzani. who
came here from New York last Feb
mary Mrs pizzani gallanily fought
bet antagonist. and in the struggle
was uoi killed until 20 gashes had
been received.
ST.. Panila is locked up in the po-
Nts station. and has confessed. She
admits al ana her story is that OF a
woman sC0rncd
Sixteen Years ago. she says. she was
married 20 panilla. living happily in
Deans y j.. where Panilla was
Pennsylvania Railroad foreman and
BAD acquired considerable property.
lu later years Panilla met Mrs. Piz-
lni ne wife Of Peter Pizzani. a New
i0rh tailor and the pair became in
iifuaftt II his friendship ripeaei.
Mrs fauilia sayss until Panilla all
bt cast her on Mrs. PiZzani supplant-
m- h almost entirely in her hus-
band affections. The crime devel-
ope ifom their marital troubles.
According 70 Mrs Panilla. she arose
about o'clock sunday morning. and.
aHe $50 ping out the store and at.
teHl.u- % household work. she
If.nr...H fI.
laere shc met the sight hat aroused 4
her jealousy no such pitch that she /
could no longer restrain herself.
n ach others arms and partially 4
csroled were Panilla and Mrs piz
lm go q chair ar his side Panilla
ial placed revolver. which Mrs
Pnla saws was intended for her If
sAe disturbed them
/ was THIS revolver that tho woman
rasnft and with IL she fired two bnl.
le's INFO nor husband : brain He died
anD~ Instantly Mrs. Pizzani came
ter and he pair met in deadly battle
40 at cliile he sun was dropped
aal 2 butcher knife substituted bv
DTS Pa1H'a
Iae light ended with Mrs Pizzani
cni 70 pieces Mrs Pizzani
ef' Tore she could be taken 10
lNhia' Panilla was 81. Mrs. Pizzani
. ann Mrs Panilla IS.
Nrs Panlla's white dress was stain
q WITH blood from her waist 10 the
bottom % her skirt.
laa pizzani won the affections Of
and to whom | had been mar.
Il" Y Years and was soon 10 become =
9 1Fh'r said Mrs Paniila. Il was
oei fo 10 an Of the work. while /,
Al eniored each others company
q ''ii me was OF no further use {,
p BIN !.
'"r P1nilla and Clara Pizzani i
'r arrested by the Canton police i
II was alleged thai they i
a ennd from the East 10 Canton 4
was said to have deserted his j,
p Deans. y j.. while Clara Piz- y,
M stated 70 have left a husband i
ffllni. and a three-vear-old
-irr in New York. i,
'Hr horities In New York. who =.
arrests, did not send for =.
and they were released. \
A.s ianiIIa came 10 Canton and =,
2. husband in March. She re- ~
Ia Deans and disposed OF their a,
ELECTS. renting a small farm ~
acres About a month ago she ~
''A'l 'o Canton to live with Pan. u,
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Baseball President a Suicide

New York. Special: Harry G. PM.
liam. president Of the National Leagns
Of Professional Baseball Clubs. sbat
himself in the right temple in bts
room on the third floor Of the Now
York Athletic Club "Wednesday nieb,
The bullet passed through his boaI
from right to left. cutting ont botb
eyes. and Pulliam died without re-.
gaining consciousness.
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Frankfort, Gable: The dirigible ball
loon Zeppelin H. steered by Count
Zeppelin. descended here. having sail
ed from Friedrichshafen. a distance OF
about 220 miles at an average speed
q twenty-one miles an hour Half OF
he time the iii hi was made against
strong h. ad winds
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Blind Mans Aim Good.

Paterson, y. j.. Special: William
r. Sasson. blind colored man. an
sered by the bartenders refusal to
serve him more liquor pulled out two
revolvcrs and emptied them in
a crowded saloon killing two men
and seriously wounding third. In
spite Of Seasons blindness the police
say he is the terror Of the shore dis
trict. where he is known as the
devil"
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Heavensl Russian Turbinv Comma,

New York. Special: A new hat for
women i To hit New York within a
few weeks. and it will go the peach
basket one better and cause the
merry widow" TO don weeds. The
hat is known as the Russian turbin .
It is a foot and a half in height by
actual measurement. and has one re-
deeming feature in that it is not very
wide
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-13
Fortune Given to Beeears.

Bombay, Cable: One hundred thou.
sand dollars was distributed to the
beggars Of this city during the funeral
Of Naoreii Wadia, the last of the old
Indian navy ship builders Wadia was
very wealthy and left nearly 10000
600 TO charity. including a large fund
to assist poor girls to marry.
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Cussed In Sign Language.

Columbus. Ohio. Special. Profanity
in the sign language is one of the
charges made against Allen Hitchcock,
in his suit against Minnie Hitchcock
for divorce. He alleges that. besides
ninging forks and other weapons M
him. she employed her fingers to call
him blistering names.
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Blind coy Saves Brother.

Yeadon. Pa. Special When ten.
Near-old John Gilbert. who could not
SWIM. got into deep water in an old
quarry used as a swimming pool by
boys OF the neighborhood and called
Tor help, his twelve-year-old brother
Henry. totally blind. guided by his
cries. went to his assistance and. al
though losing his grasp twice. succeed
ed In swimming to safety with the
drowning boy
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A Girl at the Bottom.

Bristol. Va. Special: In a pistol
duel al church festival at Ivanhoe
between William Booth and William
Sage, Sage was killed and Booth shot
through the arm. Booth was arrest
I'd. II is said that Jealousy. BY both
men paying attention 20 the same girl.
was at the bottom Of IL.
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Biddeford Ne. Special The Presi-
dents yacht. Sylph. Friday night res
cued 20 Of party II % persons. who
had been thrown into the Sacox river
when power boat capsized Two per-
sons are believed 10 have been drown
ed The Others were rescued by other
power boats
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Mrs. Lonoworth coIno I'm.

Washington, Special: Mrs. Mich.
olas Longworth has within the last
two days obtained the permission of
her husband to make a balloon flight
and A. Holland Forbes. the Acting
President OF the Aero Club OF America
who is now in this city, has promised
TO take her up shortly in one of his
hallnnns
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Latham's Regular Stunt.

Dover, England, Cable Hubert
Latham. the French aviator who start.
ed % cross the English channel in his
monoplane Wednesday and fen into
the sea a short distance off Dover.
suffered a broken nose and his ma.
chine was seriously damaged.
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thousand Persons Drown,

Toxic Cable News has reached
here Of terrific flood in the province
OF Chang hla Nanchuria In the city
Of Kirin. situated at the head of steam
NAVIGATION on the river Sungari. 225
niles from Mukden. 900 people have
been drowned and 1000 houses sub
merged. The water is still rising.
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SON MUST PAY BOARD
To Mother. According to the Decree Of
Columbus Justice.

Columbus. Ohio. Special 1t has
been decreed by local Justice Of the
Peace that a son is financially respons-
lble TO his mother for board and lodg-
ing
Francis L. Kintz refused to liqui-
GATE when his mother presented a bill
lot S2ss, thinking that relationship
was a bar 20 its collection.
he court gave her judgment in full
with costs.
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HIS CLOTHES AND $500.
y tie Former Multimillionslre Owns
Put sioocoo on Church Plate.

New York. Special: John II. Deane.
l-wt ger realty promoter and one-time
2 millionaire. who gave slOO.O 900
~ The plate collection few years ago
- CaNap baptist Church. and who
frequently AZ that time made contri-
Lutlcns Of from $4,000 TO 500. 900 TO
nurch, college and charitable insti-
TUTORS, Is broke He testified in
supreme Court, Part H.. in supple
mentary proceedings. that with the
EXCEPTION OF the clothes he wore and
700 IN cash. h had no other pos
sssions in the world.
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Bieriot May Race Wrlahts.

Paris, Cable. Louis Bleriot. the
French aviator. appeared greatly
pleased when informed that the on.
cials OF The Alaska Yukon Pacific Ex-
position had offered purse Of s25 900
for an aeroplane race between him
and the Wright brothers lie said IL
either of the Wrights challenges him
under the Seattle conditions he would
nronrt
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Flanagan Breaks a Record.

Providence. II. l., Special: John ].
FLANAGAN. Of New York. broke the
worlds record with the fifty-six-pound
weight az the Irish Day games m
Rocky Point, his throw being 40 feet
10 inches
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Reyes Resignation Accented.

Bogota. Cable The resignation Of
President Reys was presented to the
Colombian senate last week and unan.
imously accepted August was fixed
as the date for the election Of his sue.
cessor TO finish the constitutional peri
cd which ends August Z. 1910.
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jailed BY Mother.

Nj. Vernon. H.. Special: Charles
Wells. aged - years. reprimanded by
Cyrus Vickery. his stepfather, burned
the latter's barn. He confessed TO his
mother and told her he would burn
the house She had him Jailed.
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To lest Aeronlanes.

Tokyo. Gable: The japanese army
and navy shortly will inaugurate aero
plane experiments on an extensive
scale. Several aeroplanes will be i'm.
ported as models.
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Shdden Tour Ends

cor,a',t.s Wy. Mo. Special: Eight
tor.,a cars IN the American An.
frl.t Association tour. which was
entire m. last week. completed the
foa4 '-N q 2.6SG miles with perfect
M 4. IN the touring car class
ple-e4. DNauen Trophy are two
b. W. Premiers. and one Mar.
ia ,,.- ne Hover trophy three
iur M finished with clean scores
"s and one Moline
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A talking machine is all right ~ IL
does not talk machine politics.
There is no grace in n benefit No.
sticks 20 the ngers.-Seneca.
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NJ smlIes on "Unlueky Jim =

M, IMPORT Iowa. Special: IN.
NJ. '''l q clam dredger. who bore
.lba a neeause he had a wife and
.oos ''en and had never made n
.es- last week discovered a
M !, \ clam he opened near Ian.
,ialre "'eh W. L. Gardner. OF Le-
tapeh. ~ /. A. Anthony. of Com.
lrice r e,, aaid $4,000 cash. the larges,
velg ,ef Paid for a fresh water ne seI'
\ fine lps.sr Grains. Is flesh coiored
lnos, pa sr without a speck. and an
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Paris, Cable. II is reported here
that France intends TO call an interna
tional conference TO discuss the ques-
ton OF aviation