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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-20
1000 PAIRS SHOES TOO MANY

We have about 1000
divided Ladies' Chidrens
to sell them We them
good bye prices Come them will
and take liking them will
for the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-20

MEMS FINE SHOES
Every pair OF Mems High ana
Low Cut Shoes are on sale ct
decidedly reduced prices for quick
action. Tho prices we name are
moving them out at double quick
action. Don't delay or you will
miss the bargain pair ron are ~
ranging 10 buy. Better hurry.
Clearance Prices on III MonsD
Shoes: FIOerscheim, AlneElca1l
Gent, Beacon. Ralst0n's Hoa1tlls
Ee1lOwcrnfk Shoes.
REMNANT LOTS q Chose Hktces
AZ 1.U0 About 50 PR Durhalnss
$50 and 500 Specials will m
displayed and priced m only 4. 49,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-20

WASH GOODS

Goods IS too large SO here goes sun ~
cutting off Of profits We simply nave " ~ ia
them for yourself you VIII luz
great values awaiting turn IN the oe
FOR ONLY 10 CENTS
Twenty Colored Figured Lawns wer Gu song
Values to close up the Dis SAFE wan
will move the goods like wild IRE.
zoe 25c GOODS NOW ONLY 1ahc
have fifteen OF nice ~
whole dress and ones
the closing week OF the sae - "
10 YARDS FOR ONLY 4oc
500 Yards GOOD cheap - nc We wiz
the sale 81 giving yards Of this for only
only patern 10 customer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
yineoIn ubcr yinfhorn.

Eoriiber bat Dor ctlpa Sebl, Sobrcll
Sr. Souis y. Semnigbuuien bie Gr.
gebbiiie i%einer 6oridungen i'm ,9or.
reippnoeut" p%eroiientlid)t. ultb Der
hanlolige &ebofteur bieier 3eitune
itimmte &rn. 9cunigbouien BET. 7ic
Sodle i%iberraittc oamals unb ,pur-
DC i'll Ser YreIie piel beiprpd,en. 9teil.
erbin9s bot MN YroieIIor 2eorneO
bon Der Yenniploania : llniperiitdi
ben .Nod)fueis 5i fiibren aeiiid)t. ooh
es NIT Der 9infborn . 8%eidid)te nid1ts
lei. Sr. Sennigbonien felt benz ge'
seniiber ben Sad)perbolt anf 8rnnf
bofunentariiher Guellcn nod cin'
mol ridtis. ct idreibt:
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pier 9riiber ipor. lue(d)e Dor Scr &c.
pollution III Hotinabom Gountp iid)
lllcoerlieBel. Golgcn mir peitcr Ger
Wciluilg Nincoln'& llod) Spuren IN
Fcnniplpunien. 10 linden mir i'm II.
9. Gcnlis bon 1890 rilicn RiibeI
Slncoll, ipeld1er icOoh III Der Car
lite bon Northumberland : County
1850 mn 1856 els Mid)ocl Clint,
born clllgetrogen lit, ierner INF g eiter'
III ltnb POI bea Genius 0eniantin
Glnfborn lno Sohn 2infborn in SoD.
cite Gouytp Gn., nlli Seitc POI
Sohn qinfboru in BORT Gountp uuo
in Der Steuerliiic bon B~bilooclphio
1863 Socob Qinfborrt.
Sin Sacob 2incoIu ina 1884 ON
Gonitc sSu COON Drills Stotiou no
dinahom $ County, 0n., nm Cub
itrirtipncn fir Den Dat Scr 3ano-
iirobc Don 8iud)eiter nod l9orriIoll-
burg elltgeaen jl neblucn; boS So
mite bcItono ans Sobn G6rismon,
George s. Gbrianlan, Socob Sincolil.
GbriItialrAraber. Iuuib Scuton mo
Seize Holiton, Is. ". Noplnno'S Yb.
Ir. Che 8erman Clement OF the
Sbcnnnooab Tancu o%fQSirginiu, 1901,
Sciic 22l). stui Seite 95 beS 9lt.
dies id)rci6t MopIou0: 2/3 bis "a Der
Gimuobner bon Buckingham : COIN.
tp Iino bireftc Nohfommen bon
2Citihen, sic in Der Colonial . Ne-
rlooe c%ingelponoert limo. Us gibt
alf Seiten 97-l01 cine groBc 3abI
beutIdc Tumell, tucldc I'M 9oltic Ger
Belt cn9liiirt morhcn limo - ). g..
Nugelbori 5u VIC nturfb, II. J.. 10.
y2em Sernutbnnacn in Der &c
MISUNDERSTANDING ~iiberboupt itottboft
limo, 10 licgt Die &crmlltbung nabe,
oaB Der hinge Gopiton Nbrobam
Sintborn bon l77G oericIbe Nbrobam
Slntborn iuur, lueld)cr nm j.. WGr5
1850 in Mihnlono. go. Die 2onooli-
meiIlln9 t2nno @urront) foilftc ultb
nod ErGliocnt 2incoln'S Selbitbio=
graphic in Den SSahrcn 1781-S2 nad)
Te,itlldD iumtocrie unb oniiebcItc.
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SphcsfGle.

YIN l., Midt5 stmelia e.. Nanrp. 9r. iOi1.
Eprns Irpooipap % Sapre nlt.
stm 8 !giar1aate Apptssait, 2eraIiiiF6c 9o-
Vim !. Tdr5 Ssaueis m. CROFT. III. 1905.
giier, eiraBe. 50 1ahre ait.
Vim q. aedrs sttptsn Susaroue, Sohns 9op-
fins SofpiinI "a Suhrc ali,
9Iii 3. Dsari Srranna g%rrncnit;, lir. 129,
5iis,liorbs Strabe. 32 rnibrc eli.
WIT 4. 1fdrS Sobn e. Siibcr, Bier gir. 3.
yiis Der SdO Sirebc. 30 Sabre alt.
Vim I @idr5 aotepb u. 6rrsfuste. t%lutpcy't-
Tits s~Sopfpital. SIS Sabre alt.
Yin z. Mara Maria Z. Tannt 9cGpf, Nj.
202, gSefi> 6eiimais SirIbc. % Sabre ait.
glm 3. Wlnr5 D.ag Wedtman, Mcrrb poipiirl.
81 Sabre aft. tt
an Q. aiarB Subm 8. tsieie. Tr. t7OG. c6oz
MaS.9lneric. 6S Sabre al..
sim /, Mdr5 emma Morris, gr, 1921. SGcrs
man Ylace, 81 Tdbrc dit.
ain 4 R9ss. Samnah a.. Morrlian, MOrp'
ldHb Somt opdibilobe Sofpttdi, 10 Ntbre all.
alni :. Rdr5Dsarsarrt 3. NiaeJtae, ri. 1924.
MleifotisN ncriic, 60 Sabre nft.
Yin 1. Wdr5t SuBn HiIan, &r. 1913, ISciiz
2pmbncosS irnfe. "a Sabre oil.
siu z. 1inr3- Y'nrb aiubertp, str ,2tS, Glib
Farrifbs Strafe, 40 Sabre alt.
YIN 4. Mdr6 5raut etret, q. Sci~epb3a0oipl.
tai, IS SGbrc af, .f49
Am ., Mdrs GiiSabeib shaittcr. Nr. Cos.
Nnres q bcits StraRc, SO. Sabre an.
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NapO(eun's Gbcmed)iel.
T. inc @unbcrtiobra Grim.
TX I II II q.
Son 8. 81 il Il 3 t.

@uhoert Sobre iino mn p%crilois
iell, leit Hupoleon Scr Welt patbctiid)
lcinen Ghemcd)iel porid,uulpielertc:
Sn Sanunr 1910 jo9 lid, ieiue critc
@%enloblin, Wcriu Hoie Soiepbinc.
ms SdloB Mhlinoiion uls Sersogin
non Hnporrn 5nriid; nnl 10. 6ebriar
bc'iclben Subfes unterid)ricb Mupo-
leon ben t5eirdtbapertru9 nit Mtoric
S%oliic, Der oitreidilhen YrinSciiin.
rtno an /. Ipril 1910 fonO in. ct.
GIpuo Nic lrantn9 nit ibr itntt.
@ir iino gcmobnt. ytupolcon ols
iinltereu Idinnnen SD oenteu. bcnI
olles Meniflihe frenb mar. Tenn
iii blrdoI9 nift 10. Ger gcniolc
lro ltctS 1riibelloe Strnte9e botte
cinell lebboiten Sinn iiir annii mo
Hitcrotir, irilg aui leiucm c9pptiiGen
Sclbjuge 8oct6e's n@ertbcr'S 9ci-
ben" init lid, bcrlinl, protegirtc Die
Horiicr Muler u1o bate cin icineS
Gmpfinben tiir ipeiblid)e Sdonbeit.
Eas 5elat lid) bcIonoers an Der
@abl icincr crItcn 8%emnblii,. Sole
pbile, oblpobl cillfad)cn mn biirgcr-
lid,c, ScrfomHlcnS (ibr Gntcr lunr
Der Soien Gopit1n Colder nui Scr
Snicl Wnrtiiiaiic) bat nls 2niierin
onrdl ibrc Heije mltb lire bobcn Sci
lteaaobcn iogdr bic alte Ariltofrotic
iilr lid) i'll acluirnen gcluubt; tic
5lpnng ourd, Sd)Gnbcit iirb Mnlmltb
ihrc gollic llrngcbrnla in ibrcn9orm;
iie iunr ea. Die rid)t uls cmpprgcfonl.
meme aoiicriu. iorbcru ais besal,s
ber,lbc Srull toltangcbcnb iiir Site
mo Ytobe lpuroc: lie lit bic &crfor-
perllll9 ocs ganjen empire"
Ils babies &ino llod) - inn Iltcr
bon 10 Subrcn - fam fc nod, go
riS; Cit Sobr barui,f iyar Tie Die III.
eliidlid)e 8nttiil pes ini r,oroantcrito.
liiid,en 5rcibeitsfricge beriibn,t &C.
poroel,cn %iconnte Ileranbre 9cal,-
burnois. @caubarnois mar ci,l be.
geiltertcr, grobmiitbiger Melid,, ulir
iiir Die SecIc elmer nuipen Sed)s.
6ebniGbri9en baite CT fem GerltGno-
nib. @cil or es nid)t peritano, Der
WuIie ilad, DEM Maiilc SIT icben, bn
err III ieilicm pftci,en unb herbc,
GraufgGn9crtbum nid,t geit)idt 5pis
idel aiicn Stromutgelr Der .aufgc-
rcatcn 3cite,ilutb sil slnpircn wlBte,
cnoete Ell id,lieblid, utter Der @i,il.
lotine.
Soiepbii,e bate inter eige1er Sc
bcnsacfabr pcriid)t. Del, iingeliebten
@ensabl il, rette,t. Sic ipar ieIbit
lpeecr oieier gnitreneung eiagefcr-
fcrt noroan nl1o iu,lroe als @efan.
gene nit Dem nllmdbIih ollmGhtig
%neroenoen gonaporte befannt. 1885
fano tire &od]Scit nit Dem iiesreid)cn
General itatt.
Napoleon bat lie sdrtlid geliebt;
er iitdbfe ibr il, ieber 8ciie icine Der
ebriin9 si beipeiicn rnto %bebanOeIte
lie ltetS aiid) nah bcr Gbeid,ei.
Dung Nod, : auf's saianteitc nno
SrporfomrlenSIte.
gle bate ~alleroings ibr SdidIal
pcraiseeabnt. Nropbctiihen 9lids
erfannte lie, SaS lie pclitiidlen Hotb-
wenSisfeiten seopfert weroen tonnte,
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Wubreu NneQ.

HgS iiorb AM A., Mdr5 1910. lHt 1a3 llDr
W'oreeIts. Anbrew anen, gelirbier @atic orr
neriiprbeneil .Soicpbiilc ssHetl. Sic Pect6iBlnN
fiihel Mpniag. D,orgerS tint 40 llbr. bon lei
Iter gSobiuiltg. Or. sos, 6pinmnia. sioenur, aus
ruG Der Ct. Recommendations. iuoicibit cine Nc.
at: ienispie''e inr iein Seelenbetl pCbaitcil pirh.
nth oorIt AMI Der r9uibehrnlc Cemetery" itatt.
'3etiuaihie UNI SreiTbe iillo clnaelaoelt. oCr7
felben helAuipnbt1eii. (G5--m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
Ehas. &. Tieultbad,.

& 50 iior5 arr 8. Midr5 1910, 1913 9tbenhc.
ieineS Gebens. Sic @eersianna iittSct Y,Sntaa,
gtuhlniitteS , llbr, bon ieincr 9Sobning 81,
5omien ans iintt. Bsrppnote mn ,srciinoc
tiiio etnaelnoen, h~crfeIbeu beiduipubncn. Sci
ietlirg ,dlif benz emanuel Srieoboic" SIT gnuruz
bile baltimore GountO. t6d)
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Caroline &Ghler.

IS Iinrb am 3. Widri 1910 caroline abbicr.
u Sabre alt. geiiebie Satin oco ofriiorbcncl
,SliiitS Ttbler. Beripanote lno ~.Sveunoc hcc
5alniiie iinn adptinssoca einaelnnclt. Der Neu
otgitla beipobHeii, ipeidG um Spuntag, Nau,s
Mi.t1gS ha3 llbr, Don ihrer gSobnung, Hr, 1Otl,
,Gemeterp" ftuttIiuoct. (Gt-,J)
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8alhmorer asrekta@ fit 1910

SVUHbt mn 1ett nHftt NfeNt.
Gle 9erIceer fuiiufdet, bab, atfc GinseIpcr.
furer. Siriren ober gorporaticieii, Die ibrs
Norete. lett benz 4. 9eaember eednoert bdbca
oher oie cine Wobtunass BerdnSerina in ndb.
'her Submit bor6niebruen, t%eabfihttsen. ibrc
Az lina . ,teue aoreie ap bo5 9iireau bicfcr
u. s. Ypif & 81.
g.. q. 2srapser, Gefndffsfibrcr.
.9bS-9Se Gafpsr 6ltfStsa.
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Scirathsaeimh.

Chi 9eltider. epune. .lutb. ;Surmer ans llri
earn, Nitfirer. A Sabre ali. nit 10 Ndcr
qaib, inbt hebufs Seiraib cine sSiifpc obur
aihoer ober .dIteres Mdbden, so bis 10 Snbre
Glt. nit 5000 lis 5000. aoreffirc: rs. s."
Tentfdher Eorreippnocnt. WIN 7O)
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ScirathsacInd,.

Gin lMuni in oen 50cr Sa6rcn fu6t ciirc
6raii aIS 9ebeusaeidbrtin. Gnmcn nil Nranbc
ter 3iffer ~. So" 1emtiMtr Gpfreipunsrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
Dat 3amn Gemeter9,
Gatrr.artnne.sao ab, nabe g,ortB. Epint.s uno.
Seainbise Nnfldt. YraftuoIle cage.
{StuiI9, 6Wltt1
mbon-Yarf-Gemctcrn.

.Saupteinaans, brsoerif.9ipao.
BcBr6hribpldte bon $25 lt, ur!cr bcfidnoia
GER Nutidi: ShriitbIunlen, @eipiuoc, gfIanSel
etc. iueroen i'm Treibbais am SauptsGineung
aefunSer, Infer slgcnt miro. peuu gcfuiinl6i.
borfpreden. N(G9-)
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Bermiid)te Hnseigen.
Tanfiaanna.

Dent cerrn Vaftur Raih nno 6cru gomen-
Htfeim Der trfsn oemifdeu pauaeliidl .latbe ri.
fmeus eattnte.Semetnoc. Siabinnotoipit, mo
allen .lbeilnebinerncil i~circt nuirihiin,ier
Snrf fir bic ~foffhnrcr 9lumcnipciibcn itiin
3eeilnabnte ail Der pecroianna mcincr Saith
Gatherine e.. Neiuert.
1861 Sop!pb 3einert.
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.M6tunai'

rDtntder Miiittdf.yesetn ppn Baftimore, Mb."
Salptduarftsr: yShgner's Cafe, Nr. 1i6, T,orhs
gaN-tf Vdoc;Gtrdbe.
adi1sro6en. Die nit Gbren i'm Scutf6en Scerc
ooer Sioffe .eebtent. baden, iitb bel uns ftets
oetalf@ ht1fnnlmen. ~ (Mhn5. 3g9teA
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SDrrainc.

@aferiit. = yarfariig. Srisslid.
easitltn. bon. @albreef cine NIB dine bnihe
m2eile. W,oInt SoIp, 9dgarns uiio G~orrairc'
WaegonS 6trcft biz 6url GinpGit1. 9eibe Sc
IepbpHc. Gtahi.9iirennr int brltten SIur bes
rl1nipa TrIis"@cbduoes. Charles. uue %isehette'
Gtrafe. (Imi4. lS.3&SI
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Baltimore Gemctcrs.

Yhrtan: SrGnfliu.BISs, Raftirnpre.. n. sasrtbitr.
.He9rdbniBnldse sum 8eridnf bon $25 oil.
NIT Wla-tnorpfofien nbgegrcn8t $35. - Hnum
fit bier @r1ber. Steie 9enlkiIrg Der ddprqc
fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. (yiinii6.tS)
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

Curtiss. Promptly at 1882 the engine
was humming again. while willing
hands held the machine. Hamilton
the engine TO catch any possible miss
In the cylinders.
Everything worked perfectly and at
T:s6:S0 he called out Let her 60"
again. Like fash the little machine
sped across the sand for half q
minute and then at 1888 II took to the
air. Hamilton assembled about 500
feet and dashed out toward the bay.
passing over the sea wall and turned
south, returning over the Buttermilk
Channel and back over the heads Of
the spectators. climbing higher all
the time. At 1888 he headed over the
see wall again. waving his hand TO
those gathered below on the island.
The trip to Philadelphia was begun.
From hundreds of craft In the river
there doomed O salute of sirens. A
big tramp freighter. heading up the
bay seemed TO 60 out OF Its course
as the helmsman dropped his steering
wheel TO gaze at the man-bird.
Cruises High Over Big Vessel.
High over the big vessel he sped.
When he reached line with the
statue Of liberty. Hamilton headed
further to the southeast and over the
XIII Won Kuli, which separates Staten
Island from the Jersey shore. Curtiss
estimated his speed at 3S miles an
hour. Down the Kill Won Kull. the
machine fed, gliding smoothly.
At Elizabeth, Hamilton turned in
lard and passed over the town in the
direction of South Elizabeth. Near
the latter town. the special train OF
the New York Times and Philadelphia
Ledger under whose auspices Hamil-
ton made the flight. was In waiting.
As Hamilton came In sight, the en-.
gineer opened his throttle and the
special train dashed away on Its mo-
stop run to Philadelphia with Hamil-
ton 500 feet In the air
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

PORTLAND. Me-, June i3.-Teliine
a tale Of cruelty and suffering almost
without parallel In the annals OF
modern religious fanaticism. Mrs. Al
bert Whitaker and her four children
were brought before the supreme
court Of Maine In habeas corpus pro
ceedihgs, after having been taken on
the Holy Ghosters' ship, the Kingdom
by order OF the court
Mrs. Whitaker charges that the
Rev Mr. Sandford. the Elijah H." OF
the Holy Ghosters. has held her
against her will; that one of her chill
dren died OF starvation while she was
thus being held. and that Elijah
lives on the fat OF the land on q
palatial yacht. while his. followers
who have turned all their money over
TO him, starve on thin lentil soup.
Mrs. Whitaker has brought suit
against Sanford for $4,000 damages
charging false imprisonment.
Atty. Comedian, former private sec
rotary TO Speaker Tom Reed. who rep
r-sents Mrs. Whitaker, says: III
there Is anything In the law that can
reach Sanford and Sandfordism, we
intend TO find II and drive the Holy
Ghosters out of Maine"
Mrs. Whittakers condition Is pitt
full. since her husband. who is entire
ly under the influence of Sanford, re-
mains with the Holy Ghosters' flock
The wife and children are penniless
The Whittakers came under the in
fiuence OF Elijah" Sanford Is years
ago. They sold u little farm they own.
ed. turned the greater part OF the pro.
ceeds over to Sanford. and went to
live at Shiloh. After several years OF
the ascetic routine OF the Shiloh COM
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

inunity Whitaker was appointed
high priest" and the family Joined
the expedition that Sanford led to
the holy land with a view to estab-
fishing colony there.
On this trip one Of Mrs. Whittak.
er's children died. Il had no food, and
could get rone," she says. The little
one grew worse, and each day watch
ed II grow thinner and thinner. They
would not give me food. II asked
for II the answer would send me away
ashamed that / had asked. One day
the little eyes closed. and as Rugged
the quiet little form to my heart
knew 1t was gone. They had starved
II to death. They said that It was
only the carnal spirit that needed
food
After the colony had been estsb-
,lshed under the walls Of Jerusalem.
around the world In his yacht. He
left Ralph Gleason to supervise the
colony.
Gleason at once set up claim OF
xinship and supernatural communion
with God. This broke the faith OF
Mrs. Whitaker, who then began to
lay~plaRs to escape. When the home
sick colonists were brought back to
Maine Mrs. Whitaker managed to
smuggle ashore the letter that brought
her freedom. The court sent Sheriff
Tefethen Of Cumberland to the ship
with an order, and mother and chill
cren we're brought ashore.
Mrs. Whitaker Is but thirty-three
but she looks fifty. The privation she
has undergone during the past decade
has made her a prematurely old wo-
man. Her oldest child, Edna. a bright
girl of sixteen, has had cut little edu-
cation, and has seen practically moth
ing Of the world. When she came
ashore she had never ridden on troll
icy car, had never seen an automo-
bile.
In their efforts to get service upon
Sanford I nthe $4,000 damage suit
brought against him by Mrs. Whittak-
err, Sheriff Trefethen and his posse, IN
launches, are making systematic
search Of the maze OF inlets along tn 3
coast, while swift auxiliary schooner
Is patrolling the waters of shore.
1t Is believed that Sanford. In his
yacht, the Coronet, is hiding in some
unfrequented inlet. The officials are
bending every effort to locate and sur
round the Coronet as they fear thst
Sanford may escape to the high seas
and thence TO foreign waters.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
Story Of Remarkable
Achievements in AirShips

Fourteen years ago Prof. Langley
little steam aerodrome few a dozeI
rods OF SO above the Potomac river
and then collapsed. A few weeks age
a man few from London to Man
chester; a little later another few
from Albany to New York city, and
still another few across the English
channel and back without landing
Thus the world, whose lncreduloua
laughter sent poor Langley to his
grave prematurely, has seen the age
Of aviation dawn and brighten today
In few swift years. Briefly, this Is
the record Of those years:
1896, May-Prof. Samuel p. Lang
ley's model aerodrome, propelled by
small steam engine, few short dts
lance above Potomac, near Washing
ton. A failure.
1903, Dec. 17-Orville Wright, al
Kitty Hawk, n. c., flew $50 feet III
motor driven biplane. First success
full fight Of man In beavier-than-air
machine.
1905. Oct. 5.-Wright brothers, a,
Dayton, few "a miles in 3S minutes.
1907, Nov Henry Farman. al
Paris, few 1900 yards In Farman bi
plane.
Sept. 12-Orville Wright, at Fort
Myer, few SO miles In 1:15.
Dec. 18-Wilbur Wright, at Avours
France, few SO miles In 1:54 attaining
an altitude OF 1852 feet, a worlds rec
ord.
Dec. 31-Wilbur Wright, at Avours
few n miles in 2:20, winning Niche,
lin prize. Then worlds record for
distance.
1909, July 25-Louis Bleriot, In a
Blerict monoplane, flew across the
English channel, 32 miles, In 81 min
utes. This spectacular fight attract
ed more attention than any other flight
on record
July 30-Orville Wright, at For,
Myer, carrying a passenger Ave miles
and back, cross-country, made AZ miles
an hour In Official speed test before
government officials.
Aug. 2s-Glenn Curtiss, at Reims
won the Gordon Bennett cup.
Oct. Wilbur Wright Jew from
Governors Island. New York harbor
" anu II. O0 the
same day Orville Wright broke the
worlds record for altitude, ASCENDING
1000 feet at Berlin.
1910, Jan. 12-Louis Paulhan, IN
Farman biplane, reached an altitude
OF 4.165 feet at Los Angeles, making
new worlds record
Jan. 1S--Louis Paulhan, at Lon An
geles, made a cross-country fight OF
AZ 1-2 miles, from Los Angeles avia
ton field to Lucky" Baldwin's ranch
and return, flying In a gale A world
record for cross-country flight ending
at starting point.
April 1S-Louis Paulhan few from
Orleans to Arcis-sur-Aubo, lis miles
In 1-2 hours.
April 2S-Louis Paulhan few from
London to Manchester. more than 1sO
miles. In IL hours, with but two stops
May 30-Glenn Curtiss few from
Albany to New York city. 1877 miles
In 1872 minutes, with but one stop
winning a $4,000 prize. Speed, 54.s
miles per hour, faster than the aver.
age of the Twentieth Century limited
for the same run. A worlds record
for sustained speed.
June 2-Chas. Stuart Rolls, In a
Wright biplane. flew from Dover,
across the English channel to San
gate and hack. 80 miles. In so min.
utes
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

meet here today. IN teams II TWO,
tehnyteas and WslAh will contest
ce6yn and nreskins, al Wright men,
aytnG ever q course marked with small
nass. This pursuit race will extend
Ave 10 ten laps.
weather conditions permitting,
sisht aerial events will BE- scored to-
day, the nrst Of six programs Offering
q total Of % features. The frst digit
Will bs attempted at o'clock this
afternoon when Brookins. OF the
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
A Cow in the Kitchen

Van Camps means COW in your kitchen.
1t means milk or cream for any purpose
ready when you want it.
1t means great economy, for it is cheaper
than raw milk and it involves no waste.
1t means such delicious milk dishes AZ
you never can make without it,
Think of paying twice the price for con-
densed milk and getting only half of the
service
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

wrisht tsAm. will exhibit . bl.pIAus
In . I've laps eantsr,
because Of his daring and hiu
priority In the fields. prookins holds
the altitude record On the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway, attained late oatur'
day evening when he dew up l,seo
feet and landing without mishap.
flrookins will defend this record In
one event this afternoon. which 40.
cordtng 10 advance announcement, "
open only 10 the Wright brothers
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

!. .a1.s.o, :. ~ aysassss ~.
who have des>oko6 theIP ~
ehlDss, three b1plAneo onl eno -
plase. are On he ground propoc13
~. Noas Of these four apSooso
the prcgram announced foe So1oH
sunday was . busy day q Tie 49,
way whore sviators put he 1nnl
touches on their machines. No niGhk1
were attempted yesterday
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

In Van Camps you get the whole rich
milk, just as it came from the cow. You
get all of the butter fat, all of the solids.
Van Camps gives to milk dishes a rich
ness and flavor which you never get from
raw milk
Once prove this fact and you'll never 60
back to the milkman. Nor will you use SUI
CARED milk.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
Airship Meeting Opens
At indianapolis To-day

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June IA
RAGS for biplanss In which four await
ors will glide ca the upper currents
1t one time 10 the proposed event hold
ing chief interest IN the opening pro.
gram OF the Wright brothers aviation
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

bulk. But then sugar is added-from 40
to so per cent.
That was the old way of preserving milk
before sterilization came in to displace it,
And makers are very glad to have users
cling to it, because the sugar cheapens the
milk.
But remember this: About half that you
pay for condensed" milk buys nothing
but preservative sugar.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
|tt-UsE0 FAMILY
TAKEN FROM SHIP
Woman Claims Her Baby Was starv.
cd To Death on Holy ohostsrs' Boat
Religious Fanatioism Pronounced.
queer RELIGIOUS sECr
HOLDS "DEvIL pRIvEs.-

The sect populsriy knowa - the
"Holy Ghostsr." L. officially knows
ns the "bioly Ghost uod as" society.
Founded by "Eittah" landlord, who
with the Holy spirit. ns has fol-
lowers Ia Various SECTIONS of tho
country.
The community ne shiloh. In
Maine, has gained considerable mo-
tortety by reason Of Its "devtl drtv-
erS" resorted 10 60 rout smallpox and
like pestiiences that play havoc with
the poorly fed inembers Of the Holy
Ghost colony. The devil drive IN
wor.Sipsr. astSer IN the axrmory
OF David" put ON real armor and
arm themselves for the fray with
spears aud btbles. The battle with
His satanic Majesty IL pulled on In
the main hall, where he II attacked
with spears and driven 10 the wall
by q b0mba rdment Of btbies.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

A Io-cent can of condensed" milk con-
tains only IL ounces. A Io-cent can of
Van Camps contains I6 ounces-just one
third more.
Then, nearly half the condensed" milk
is sugar, for which you are paying twice
what sugar is worth. Think what those
differences mean in year.