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The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
Incln Joe Cnnnon. Of

Uncle joe Cannon, OF
DanyjUc, D gosh, does
his hard work "a speak
a- Of che house Cf rep
res,ufatiyts but whom
he INDUCES IN his IA
vorite sport It's "A toss
no batv cen baseball anf
ladgerlUg insurgents.
Tie ~ SAID 20 own ~"
banvylle, M franchise
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
DOG TRAINED TO STEAL.
Takes Furs and Clothes From Line
and Gives Them TO Two Men.

BROCKTON. Mass. Nov lj.-Tno
Rrockton police were notified o, too
presence here of a trained dog thlcL
The animal already has stolen set
of furs valued al SIS and some win
ter wraps.
The theft of the furs took place yes
terday. the dog entering the yard ~
Mrs :. Agnes Parker and taking from
tho clothes line n set OF turs. He
ran Of with them and later turned
them over 10 two men. Later in the
same day the dog entered the yard
Of james -. Parker. near by and pull
cd some winter clothes from tho line.
turning tnem over 10 The same two
men
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16

hsAklmO WOuleh
~ 1ny other pOln
Ia the Eskinloi
Ia Pole. do as tb
,oen. his workin
ef Eskimo vqlue
q Roosevelt sew
B. Vie expoMtio
vhach they. wopl
ID There 'couL
uumant for And
,urthesc -Sturot
1keenTeyed. Dlacb
Ger whom he ha
bIring his 'vario1
whom 10 -ooy
by In his bO1A
4 but no savuG1
let not lawiess
o our standards
religion. yet ha
te with any MA
y have no bR
De no intoxicanh
Philosophical AZ
some one ha
hi the way q
BOD aud bad fol
nmander Pear
alist.
nmander Pear:
b the fact TIA
TO spend '
en- on. the fan
ears the WON
ever brrnini
Something =
skinros qeTa
Then they &c
ter 'ln yers O
- rbbIng. Con
will neverbforaa
q they were fra
the white man
Ic5scinon with TIN
lou don't succeed
sur taste, try, r.!
sometimes mar
Bot not mani
7 sixty. The Wit
lat otherwise shI
property an hi
Fagettism, Com
bot gained mucl
mos. They ,so
a conceive thi
place. NhSl
his sledge AZ
lamp is place.
IS she has .
F-tised to be
npany ON he
nSnown. Th
erywhere. 4
sudden sho1
cary says IA
oily. the 6evi
)s we're tai
be- Eslsima
49, HOuiu "
,Enrnunism. whn
their existenes
"a of real estAt
property rigbtAJ
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16

TtanEcontineutal passenger traffic
ha- been heavy This wear. Eight hun
lred and oightyf0u' thousand nine
hundred and FIVE passengers came
over I'm the steerage this year, or 100,
40 more than last year.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
CATHERINE SHOWS
SHE'S GOOD BOXER

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Heres q
girl who can box as well as she can
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16

sud the Pa
prove the rd
,ewitched some Of
81 the world for
wisp in the pursV
rozen ard starveC
Ii il hard for. 2
% understand thI
through which th1
Roosevelt fought
ICE was between
The method Nod
IL. Peary's sau't
nels. from fo-1
valuable. He q
where. He kDlN
the coast that n
treat. One bril-
blue foes wouM
length Of the .E
violin string.
colo Bay held
Every person d
bundle 10 ieaviM
notice. Peary
Bartlett. mastf
lis crows neIE3
journey. talNN
Z were a
,oursging. W
Teddy Bite ~
fine, my beauty
moro" L
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very .s'
after N'&f
placed D. ~
tby n
strarEled
long. dGr
devil Is h
on the Ro
in the Irig
knew Il WEE
wes pasSir
ing a.Short
Bor't att9S
II, he. say4
civihZe thu
stroy their primnz~r'
Is necessary to
Once give them
inle.Fnat and personal
The Detroit times., 1910-11-16

with Peary sid
Nicaragua in u
April g. after
tie Pole April
lpmbia again o1
With the exec
Eskimo and
expedition was
brief and matt,
seem simple en-
But ii ossl
cOmmonp,r l. y
tabs Of thS joy
Sheridan. for e.
nedy aud Robs
miles Of almost
ragged aud e
frozen circle Of
Ing pond In
says Peary. 4
sturdy. compact
any vessel bu;
be- GAINED al
IF bis aEel, n
comparison vi
Iary she must
,h1p are sixtM
Romen, aud =
nos. who La
ce-6lled chZ
sud the Pc
~nwa Vi,a -
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Tue Gather.

tr' .- o." -'r-w vrfr. va. ,rr'raf over
"rH-p on .'..r. wrErI ncr.r~ns., pru 10
70. .ohs' - Na'1' .c,'~-lr, ucrpwtr. mon.
I1''rs' .., % pfbgr"..oI % v.a 'oHpar,t b,
''rN rn-'Hw"s' W'nds along me so1ai north from
Nrg 'r.~g Naln 'sIlr northern NeS rngIar..
be- %. U~a'h'r pre- ''i TO She states 10 10.
.u.'N
100 pr'..gr~ vss p 90 p,r- 'I~ south Nfanri~
ruI l,.|' S'a'-. mt o. me -,u-'rurs'
".Ir~-.Ior - s~uHrTs'' energy va central
"'~. I"aH s,'rnG.aE from 'lr .py-- rs~, =,
'hr rn'rrTr .ap.'h.,-' Art tF.s'rc r.orifn',s
'HTu s.p.' -" Lake rsylp1- mi 'grf rai'. 10 600,
puss b. .- r1I Nor'rs'-'.
frrrynN N~r'h~- Nas r.os~ 20 no northern
boz .aTy - nc .pHT'rs Aru entered northern
Norfaus amt Npr'r bp'oA. Trrpsratrre,
we're lowe So 10 lower laLrs And rat and no-'f
cAs'aa rI - v't q. ~ 'hr extreme Nor'hVc.'
'r DO" N-si- .,p Valley aaH from rcNss north.
rA~'NavG o. Nps paf~tE
Dr. 'f's ..'f 90" Gs. NaE ~. IN rop.rr wind
tiEn rn-'tNr,'. Diminishing. average hg-idl'.
90 ger cent barometer. corrected % read 20
90 II. Of a. 4 " -J;l.aP ~ -1-I
Inc 'sT.,'sratw- ~ Sc t"TiA. - rerordsd hy me
o'r',I ihrrmonr'"', 3, srpsu m ~ snnetrd
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sriiN iSN,T NCIRED.
Lr- alton serrctar, says SO--Tra,eI There
Being Made Easier

The fr~t -"cr"tur'' Of the spanish Lega-
u"u a. Washington. !. de lea BermIdez.
Wa n.- been trkIng a four months
hoNd.y ~ Europe. following the conclu-
.irI. e NJ dutle- a. Charge d'Anaires
io'oi" ~" arrival 80 Minister Riano. re-
trg"u from Europe yesterday. He ridi-
g .i'! %" 10 tIlt following the Portu-
q les revolution fears were entertained
u trpuul. iu Spain.
-~rIii. ., quiet, said Senior BermudeZ
y,.AiCri4V There have been many more
American tourist, ~ the country this
summer. and gradually new and b tier
hDi"i- Hr" Bong built The new one IN
GyHuIdb - - ir" sud we'll constructed
p. arN lu IUrpp- some Improvement.
49, -"-Nrc' ". bong made Nv tho railways.
and y g. f.,r~-rbl' - R'-' cNrcilont a Ccommo-
dIIIuu i."iw"'u Pan, and Madrid.
'utpfuH t,.lfg ~ ca the increase
iru - tn" loads In the central part
N' '..' country dr" not A. good a. tho-ss
b. M. u,rfh. wh"r" th"v Az" bult by tire
'ruIu.r.rruu"- ih"r" - now nothing
boat the up-' cordial feeling toward
''u"rirhn. ir spain and travellers are
welcomed
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GIN kEPr ~ DfRk ROOu.
Mar, Ellen smiths brother Gets Tier
Annt Z sed To Have Her

Mary Ellen smith. q fifteen .vsar-oId
girl vho was taken from a dark room m
tn hls"men' ot Ne, ch'h
street bv agents of M. Gerry So. rtv Ia,
saturday. was removed from tho CtIS'odv
81 h'r aunt, who lives W ~" sixty eighth
street. huu-.'. and paruI"d with her brother
Yesterday ~ IN" Ch'ldr"n's Iourt. Her
brother. Charl"- Smith. hives A. 10 Thirty
'H.rd street Brooklyn
Justice Zcl"r would nu' listen 10 m,
del irItions at Mrs Emma Sibbald tho
c'rls aunt. that the Corr -oci"' had
a"'"1 ~lihout cans" m taking M. ..,rl
FROM har
ih' l.ir'- "vu '"~' 'np'uy. ~ t.ii mo- 70
H' -.i.o. --hrN- that IA" VA ke', "a !u.r1
and rrI"'t"allr a prs-on"- Tor urrr,
tN" months
MARY IIi"H VA Ia',. and sloN 81 ..I,.:lh'
a1t .u""'h IA" -I'd that ~" dpns was
'a',"! "u hey ~ u.ght AMI ~" Wa no.
allowed 90 gu 'I' - III dnvii'u- Er-
-Hi' anu -"'lvu' -tH -.IiG. Wa r.4d. ~
p Hrl" and making ~. -rori,.. ~
'Ni"r' had -" b'.ruuu" 2 tho ll''rr.,,.a.
'.'H ihIf su'n fl' G'rv agents took
no. away -T" tpld them that IN, h,us.
va- haunt'i ard D." had -.,,.u va ghosts
.n"'k man down and roll h.rl up ~ .
-ra..'
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ili au.i b" ,ut'fui aud ever tang a,-., ard
JD!nr n th, rh.-..' Ih.l -t" timed
1" some on" and a-ket
-Dn You suPpp.. he can hear word
We -ay.-
very .-pl"nn looking man s;ro'lsi
down ~" lawn Yesterday among th"
groIps 80 th.rSv lamn"' p"ppi" Her"
1'i - ..- va q ,amp,tup. hut II-'
.r'ui rv"Tvu'iv was shifting frrm uu,
foot - the nluo. srd getting pretty t'ff-l
90 -t,ndiuE I'm. man had bulky
walking -t'"E o" his hand and when DO"
b 81 - cote 81 spot ne bros" tat handle
~ u.F .u,S. np.'g,d ~ two .Diut- that
"am' "ut ul IN" shaft. pIt. q gu'.nu disk
nu tY'' ~, and - e. lrwu upon ~ 4, com
i'rl"l" ts voI pleas"
lhai. 49, tho universal comment.
a. certainly grand idea
0y"rh's- d IN IA" grand stand while
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''r"- ... Down 'i.uy OBJ. 'nr"r rIt 'al "ii
''- .r 'u" -.H. ~. to- 'u.'v -..". 'n
Oh" avn TO- e. Do. y o." grand 30 ...a md
a. I'.. fr' ..ug'r ...." 10 DO l'..
n.'''a'
Nru ~ o." .1.!v arri,..- y". r,.Iv
....r.ur "'." VI and M PAYNE w..
u". .t. -,..r",a f.'r"s' '.,.-i. i,a'.r-
'rn I'.. 200. ~ Oh. .u' .."rs .r"I
4I,r. .,.. ...,..f o.. .,,..u ,,..,-.. and v.,,
.... &c.. 3D.. %. ,...... ell.
.....
VI" 90. - 'E''' % .'' NV ~
i'' .- - Ter. Mis- .'Hrnri S'.IrS
w, Il. uut,'. .p... .."..t.u- ,i'a Afi-
l,.. Gr.L,.r.. Nj. v,s y,..., I.f,.ra
No.. -. 49,. - .-
"'"' '' ''h ~. '''..''
-'l' '0.-H' '''."I BE-" I1''''"''ng p'is. me
nNi iH -" 'I'y'" ~" iri"Hn- 10 remain
.gr..t.! Ita-. an. inc family ,-.I,rs
IJ..,,..,L.,..,. r,.,,,.,.,,f,.,.....,,,,
'". ''.. ''.-' '' '"'' .' VIII
- iH"" H"f ln'''"r' m N'i"i"r- r'w.
la'ar.." ~" 'ulE "a that 49," - 10" 'Ino
supa 'H. difference between a mono.
,r,,.. nj I,,r.,.
~ 49,. - ,.r,,.-,i T. tt.r,,..,, ~
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went "ut with their brother John n
Mui-snt. with whom they expect to max
flight SION. They came all the way iron
California 10 attend the big meet
Mrs MadEe Carr Cook was "a q bo'
with her daughter Mr. August Belmont
who was formerly Miss Eleanor Robson
o Mrs Belmont wore gray automobil.
3 cat and black velvet hat Col John JaCol
. Aston was with his ~on. Vincent. Mr.
: Hermann OelTichs vds gowned m blacl
and white striped velvet with n black ha
trimmed m aICr"ttes. She Chatted much
with Col William Jay. who - a regular
attendant
; Mrs Cortlandt Field Bishop cam.
late and was accompanied hY her sister
Miss Beat rico Rend Mr. and Mrs Chaun
coy VI pepew were with Mr. ard Mrs I i'm,
othy l.. Woodruff. Mrs Philip Livermor.
had IN q box Mise Eleanor HOyt and .lohr
& Gray. VI Miss Hoyt wore whit'
fur coat with silver fox collar and q
black velvet toIue. Mrs Thomas Hast
ings the whiy. vas with her sister. Mn
the-" with his Inonoclc. tut ~ was not
the hest kind of field glass for ugh living
Mrs smith. who has been M
h" held every day. wore = whit" rpolo
coat and black velvet 'oQue Mr.
rang BIddle attracted much admiration
~ white hlsNr' Ulo'h gown With 4,
hohbled sxirt edged with yellow Tn> TUr
and large white hat Mr. Frank NDrtl,
ron wurr q mnuvc col0red gown with a
black beaver hat Mrs Daniel Bacon
VINO was robbed Of her jewels while
ahtoad. was there m a sealskin coat and
hlahS beaver toIue MIR lselin 'Polly
WEIttierI wore n white fur coat and black
velvet hat. Miss Frances AlcNandcr
~ore noleskin and ermine scarf and
pink velvet toque. Mrs. John \ Har' =
veil. wife II the football PLAYER. had
a fun length sealskin coat and !lack
hat with "a gray feather
Other SPECTATORS were Mr.. and Mrs.
Egorton Winthrop. Jr. Egcrton Win
throp. William X Vanderbilt Jr Pcter
Cooper Hewitt. Gen. and Mrs. Bryce.
Mr. and Mrs John ". Alexander. MIR and
Mrs Edwin Gould. Howard Gould. Mrs,
Fowler, Miss Fowler. Mr. and Mrs James
u. Eustis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alex
Hnd"r. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fabhri
Hanersley. MIR and Mrs james Blair. Jr =.
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Valentine. Mortimer
SChih. Mrs. Robert Manning Charles
Dana Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dun
ham, John Curri%re. DE Ilncey Nicull.
Miss lsahei strong. a relative. 81 Robert
Louis Stevenson: Charles Gates. Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Brokaw, Harrison Elwood.
MIR and Mrs. Walter Bliss. Mr. and Mrs
Harry y. Hardness Miss Starkey. Ham
lIion Carhartt. the automobile manu-
tarturer OF Detroit. and Mrs Carhartt:
Georg" W. Young. Mr.. and Mrs Robert ).
Collier. Hamilton Wilkes Cary. Foxhall
k"cn". MIR. Charles Stickney. Mr. and
Mrs. Cornelius Agnew. &. IOew. I..rnist
ls~!"r. Miss Els-ler and Mr. and Mrs
Harry La Montague
Mrs. james Il. Eustis was held up NV a
guard an the afternoon as she attempt Ell
TO return To a box without h"r ticket
She was compelled To go back To her
ami"mobile and get - before she WAS
allo T"d 20 pass through the linz.
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VssH'NoIoS FuTICssT IoE 10 DAT .Np 70
MuEHOv
20. sagsrn Nsr l0Ti 'rfTs1sfns slsaf trsss 10
ddy 'rHA ,!fH ~ rorts'1 ana SsHi,Il portous
Y. mn. - soL'hsrH -r1H. 'Ifa GHd c0lGsr 70
'ro'r1u ~. 's4uHg sntf4s''g ,1nf. %. Ter. sAVf.
trg 70 -os'hNs~s1f. N. 1I9-T0T.
foT NsV Ems ami. warmer ami fair 70 day.
event rain IN Vermont AMI New Han pthlre rain
aud colder o. morrow. Increasing southerIy winds
Ca cas sh'unE Ia norihwssisrly Winds
Ipr 'A-'oru p~nnsyi Ania. Increasing cnudinssa
ro-Gab. with rziu uN 81 niGhtoT IN mo-r0E warm
~ IN -uufneas' porton N. DAY. nlIprh colder ,1.
rprroH Increasing soItbsrly. shifrnE a. north
vs.'srls SIrd-.
Trr Srr. I"ras. 'si- anfewarnsr n. day. rsin
a. d ,sld.. q" ..rfros Increasing southeriy shift
iur 20 nprf.sr~'"rI. W'nds.
ior ~" uistri'' - columbia. delaware Mar
lend a1I \irTiniA fair followed by Increasing
rtuudIra,. O" dab. st'l shower, - night nr ~.
'u'rr"0 warner - dsT much rnolcT 20 rorrnw
iu,t"a .uv sugthTrl. vinds ~ DAY. shifunE O.
uprthw'a'~rN - night
Dor western New york. rain and colder % DAY
a1r b. .NHb, N morrow high souih~riy. shifting
90 Lu.itu gstsry Vtnds
lur ~r.trTn PrnnsyivaniA. rain and much
colder IN day thrsA ,eninE and colder 90 morrow
high southsTly. shifting 20 noEthusslsriy winds
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" RsE uHO cor SECURIrIEs.
ThrifI, letter about Patients ParsIy red
I;rothrr Raised n Laugh.

\ number at letters were read yoster-
d1r Iu 'h" 'riai before supreme Court
lu-':c" blanchard ~ the suit brought bv
The executor 1T the estate of the aged
Hiram n l-lmpnrt TO recover sSo.oUo oi
sec.ritlc- from MARY Clementine Smed-
lev. VIII nTr>,i Mr. lamrorL for some
-"trs before his death. The testimony
-hnEod hat N 20" l1tisr part II 1909 Lam
port r-t gwen away all hi- property and
hli pn.rpwed :. .s1 from Miss Smedley
'''T cent
Ir' ''-timpn. showed that I.amport
.r.E.l"rr"i o. Mss Sm"dley $3.50 ne had
90 .I' '~aaraau'- savings Bank aud she
800 De- % ~" Emcrant savings Bank
.I.t l"ul r'u ;u- = .,sD out II II. Lampo-t
..t-r tr,p,i"rr"d 10 ner S3.5I2. which ST."
...gu. 1 90 her own nam" To niece
4 ~ ilnuor' m FrooF lyu. vino had
sr't,"U n" mn vHi'" 10 VAS IN Pans for
.r-s 30. o. Nli-. Su-dl-y wrote.
q i''..- very lud!y that he cannot
%. si-' .., Itrilvl'd brother d. he used
o." Nu' assure YOU mat b" To- - Won
Mr. Mary Andrews % sister 81 Lam
port. HNlrC IN cam ntligiI. wrote -
'is- s''uc, i.v IN PaTis
- i,r p.., . ,rke ,eturn - New Nor..
vI'h my rn.1ar and Ict HIM die ia peace
r'' iiI. own sol
Nil Suodlsy d..,rsd that Iamport
l.uE''d when she showed hIm this letter
-''' .'~t'''d Init four lays i.fcre they
o re '.~ = ~ 'le went ~ lu unSiSrtak r
."'' IH' hDrrht % cpf1n for Mr. !-lmpori
~" !.' nu ~" Nly hack from Paris
ll.' -..,gIlti-s Inch Mis-. S:u"dlcy Says
N"rH 10 u-i'rrcd To her and who h are tho
.a 81 90 no. AN w"u IN ~. Chefni"al
Sa.."ul i.n' = i"'tor FROM Mr. LAM
U,r. 20 fi. tl'l rs read. which said.
it." u 'al't remembrance II piacing
ION Nrnr hands documents FOR ANIMATION
.l~ winter II Nou hav" noi returned
EN- ?" .u" -eu' fh-m under req ,ter-
ih" Na,', t"rti"i thar Nr IaInport had
40 !u''!r"n'- there and that hts account
If' h"rr uN''iUWE. The case vii go TO
IHt lIF- fO. morrow
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though rho meet az i's ''1- Dc. v""n 'no
hs.d and Grand 'a'@- 10. uT.ut"- y
army ave- "a f.."u. r.l.I'iir.r.. hu. CD.
ri'.- .'''".H.eu. uHs-uJ.-'r men ana
90 N"T- .f. .,uH II.H." . uH . .. no" 'U-.u
'H -"t.IfiIr ''" .uaga1rH' ."t "T o."
ur.aaIJ.'... &C. .Hiu4. 'p ~ I'd - 'Hr
field r. l- 's. '.r-5 u4wis.r. ru nd tin nam"
OF 20" r.iE.....n o., IF' 81 'cn'
Whom 'bo "reh'- 49, their ."nit.. -
Cu.aZ I.-r evening ift"r dark 90 show
'l..' ai'f'.G" r"r"I-r- The way lr'H"
no. % ..i.r-'ipn va made Ea' 'hnr" pggi'
30 p.. 90 .'archlI.,h' on IN" iIdg". stand
,u 'br-.. day- Il -hprf a''"rnH IH-. - hen
-"'r" '." o. lr."ly &" b" IA 'h" r'. nl''r
duck
How long Gp vop -Iprr-" = will b"
bo'Dra they hn-" h"ailgl'. uu rur
rlanr..' some .u" wondered
oh y won't b. n"'v. -sar,.- "is ~"
r"r'y. -auul 'h"r got real ." ops
Some ~ 'hs programme boys hs""
un.a Nrrn, pp iviatpriai ga''"r IN"
puc ~ 'ur gate hands you this ora rEn.
~ '.t. Daf
.D". yolr programmes: Programmes
Scar" 40 90 tH" al without pro-
gram. "'
CAPT baldwin. ma h,n" f. plinrs-i
ret and b., general apT"a-'nc" has hecn
f."1.l ru Fireplace. II also D-ouga'
IDy' another comment from man VII
wat cLrd % cutting 'he clover.
IhIr laid he - nv idea of a -en1i-
.i"' i.L"i Brooklyn Two family aero
plan"
Pot IN" captain seems - no IN no
danger - beng d!spOs-sssed
-Ir"a' ih" ayiators' Gr"nt the ava
tor ~. = rsw cry pu the field y"7t"r-
day IL cam" from p"y- who hold ~ their
h.rIs grFti tnIl, ut yartonlor"d iS- II"
nt'"r .trp- '1at.uri 10 sticks
,.iftrpu i.In". b. - rIt they "lll tn".u
AMI turn 'r.. NAV ,Hpt- t~vIuRtn pui tho.
100, -. Itld. % ~" pTp''' cav. tN4'
tuu" were . H'., U' ~ ~" IugIu'grr
.,,..f H..I.uui "Ta -I"'Itprs d,dn 2
-....I O.. Do. worry cd" ~ IlpT' tN" id"t IL
rB, 4oit ui 90" ing trv NOR" ih.u ip"y
s,l. t,,.' go" rHi"sl srptru 'rgt
g.' ru.. ,,t" 'n hul'nr vi"r 4 man
s.r, U.. dri. ,ufp"tniny -Io.,'- pia' 10"
,.s. II fUr stand, NLer Latham
Slipped along yr-t"rdly ~ ul- kuioinstts
one woman called It glorious aud wonder
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.r,rhrd woman. Purse and Nan.

man grabbed p"rt"'h"ok from
M.,- Mari" '""n"r lss' night "a sh..
stood pH ~" .'"rs ~ h"r nome. AZ iIn
w. i.5tn f'..~.'. With her arms filed
with I.GIn"- N-s '"n't"r droppeh her
rrr.ll.... iul -tar'"r art'r hrin shouting
.r- ]. TO pItr1imah Nary Road"l -
o., Wei lgrih s'.t.f polio" station
,.,url' ~" man ~ ".von'h avenue aud
~. -'r''..t
N" ;rrr-.. wa NOT found IN him The
man .tId " 49, Fran, la Iner, ~ wears
rid art thtt h. T., ~ iHO We..
igT'l -trr- lin w.s u..fI ul A charge a.,
lrguv., ..n..yv Th"l, WIZ l-ss 'hnn q
o. 'rHr-" ard gorne subway ticlsts in
Tho f..
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FLEW AGAINST HEAD WIND
rams TO tLDERS nor FJIG NJ
ENUIBITS PHDG mss.
New british Army DirlEibIe Made Trip
~ High speed AMI nder Perfcrt ton-
troll BiEErr ana BETTER Than cir.
H,cn'-BaNard WIshap War, inndinE


LoNDoN. Oc- 20 In" seventh aerial
voyage between France and IU-lnn q
and the second hv dIriglhlo balloon was
made t0-dav hv the s.ul--lgr! a.-..Ia
built by IHhauIv b.. 81 Mos r,i-
near Parrs IN" cost 81 the hgllopn sas
paid from IN" fund rais"i pr'u" Il. -
ing Post.
The irrigiblo. which i- ~" l.-,-r ~
it, typo. - nearly ninety lr"' '.~r'' 'rln
jhc Clnm"nt BlvIri, "l.ch ,rns.". .'n
Channel = rpInl" - W.. & GO att %
also exceeds "a" litt"r- RIa rarH-rig
10y IIOva "-Ihi" fner. - ms mr'o~- 90
grcater horsepower tl..n -" CI..i.'Is
Rtyard hat they h,y" -iIgirlr smaller
nominal speed.
Tho voyage was a oDnpl"f" r0IUan.,.
and ina~much a = strong r"l1 wlHi was
on countcr"d during par uf the Journey
II was % r1n-, u,,dNl" tr.IHEo's "r' ban
'h-t Ut IN" i"'b"r' Rtvari 81 a ..n mate
~ yovag" ~ an aIr~'lur" ','.r.
IN" -ta-. irurn NuI.,.u, 90. "at,F"
~" arr.hip crow. -t"alll: aI.I - rho
cast and lni' 10" iapd - r' Nal'~.-.
an-'arN. wh"r" tho 'rrJ.,d. boat ,'.
-t'or.r Hl~.y .d- waiting y" 'ol.l o. -
R-gh'un .-.N"n',.'iy" .r'l.@ .E.r ..-
20" hd".' '''N . ''F >I''''. ''. ''' az
-''I ON B." ~ ''' ''..' .'' ''''
q '''
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"N"r. tA' WA. "h''' ..'' ,.'.' '.' '.'. +,
-''thE 'i'' ''N'. ''' '' goa ''
f'"nH ne ''h''..'- - ...'h Wiz
i'ah '''ai i''''h'.' " '. ''.''..' .''...'
wANlhE NOR '''' d" -" .'.. Pr" "'' VI ~ '
anu f'H''ih- " ".' '".' DE- 49," 800 . u
~" thlTf il.I al h'''. -"'i'
~''''i IN" "'"''. ~ $3.50 VIZ" Il" 1T
-'"a'-'''r'
= '"nlIi"!'d ~ '"l.' '''.la'.' '-..'.
mot WIN '"' ~''H -'. .''' ".-'
"heh j. Eir'.'' Owe Ni'''' 'i'.' VI" ..'
WH'r' ~" nm E"'at' u ''.. 'h'
VIM COME To ! 10 N'-I'.''.'. '' d..
nan an h'i ''.''' mo -"','''" '"'.'
re- Si'N ID 'l' w TO- 3"
sN'n 'nai ~" placing 81 ,"' az '.' o. 10.
Ih''-' WIN 10 J'','
ga ''r' u. ~ w." . " ~ '''aF N'N.'
i''''r- wa ''"'" ''".'''' "'. '.''"
i"r"m'
"" 'a@N >''l'l"h w. ~ "''"' N"''
c"n' when 'h' DOW "ni', wa. l"-' a.
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1907
90 VIZ " ..' ''' '''''"..
J."
''..''' 'H.N ..'." '"'" i' U" '' ''
''i'
'''' DO. a. '''I. Dr." "' i'Nl"'' ''
'- ABOVE h" pace ''...' .,
one % i''''" h'i ''nl' ir,'h I'''
nm" .h' '"'' mon ' fI'nt' many "'
L'''" H"' l.''' nh .I' ''I'- 'h ..
~ i'f ''.I' 81 N'.' "''' '. '
~ 'I" .'''' WI" Zoe. t'Ni''i- '''.''.''i ...'.
'r'iuh
uy"- .. Ralph Iri...'pi. rh-u boo lid
p. Garth lt'.r I.- Iun. climb MO ia,
,.lr.,l ..-- ,.,,.n.f.. -.v
Wiz set. W 90 ,prp. .l.v asked
We'll ! waited ~ ana ln sitr. hat A,.I
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r0LnEui> SH0oT< HIu>rIr.
Hr' rr Falling From IIi. Poet r " ourd.
Tim In the 700

Policeman Jam"r cumming attach ID
- N" l-"-1pu' station. Vis shot ~ fho
night foot yesterday att.Tno"u by 4
Hgit"t irru lis own rev pl."i. accidentally
'il-'uIr.;sI ,vmm.rg va 90 IN" wash
rn. % IT H. station H' s1' p.ClpcS. clean.
nc - p"'nr" gong upn" '.r Gunner.
&c.. revolver droup": "u' - IN, pocket t.
fl- Nrrr .,rd NJ dI-charGsi
."u' MvMdIpr ami Ilta~ J Pawn"
ami HuWSrI PEGS ppi.," telegram
.'Tatur-. GOT 4EIr.rnE- shoe 90: nd
..HIui Ip the wuuDi With hi, shirt b"t,r"
II m".!t'.o" -Irgruu got Their" ~"
.iti"r t.,HN ~" .uIu'-i policeman - ~.
. than llp-pltiI II was aid TINT
.ImrIug ~ ght h.' crippled for In" lie
ID, - v',r. "ii and - married "" i've, At
-.. 90 lNlfh ,iT,ss'
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THOSE WHO WENT OUT TO SEE
5Of JETI rom hEEP Up THEJR
INTEREST ~ FITING.

H'e~ of the Nlrm~n Also on Hand Miss
scar, ThTnUEh Win Aerial trips
because oG EHrIiIS ObJrrtions me
Luncheon and IIoN Parties Of the Day
There was an increased a'ten lance nf
'fs society clement ~ the Belmont Park
avipg field YESTERDAY m spite NJ tho I'M
favorable weather indicatlons IN the
earlier part nf the morning NAM 81
N" regulars were on hand. and ~ was
evident that New Workers are catching
the air fever. III" aeroplane fans get
around early and STAY late and a. "a r1lle
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hours and - MINUTES The speed was
roughly 'hirty-siN miles an hour. COM
pared With tn Clement Bayard's forty
o.' ull"- IN a calm.
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.' thsAviators know what they are
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-16

state OF ,oi"rseo. Ne. A2.
ss. In the Couniy Cont
County oftiunni=on
q. a. Addinston aud Mabel Ad-o
diBeton.
Plaintiff. MNONs