davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
garbariide 3uitdube in elmer
ensliiden Seheranssanitalt.

Sn 6espan befinbet iih bic Mebars
Wtorinei6ule. in Der bic BON bsm2ipers
poolsr Sus,nbssrintsbof perurtteiIten
anaben sebraht perben. Sm sansen
befinben iih etfua $50 Sunsen bort, bi.
Biz gu einem seniHen 4tter eine halb.
miIiiariihe Gr5iebuns senieben unb
oann meiitens In ben Dienit ber 6oa.
oeIss ober Hriegsmarine iiteraeben.
Cine 2onooner 3eitung bat cine nns
teriuhuns oes Sdulhtriebes ona.s
ftelt unb babel ipdbrboi. barbariite
3uItdnpe entbedt, bic elm arelles Cid!
auf bic mane.lbdfte geaufFdtisurgs.
mstbobe pirft. Die ainber tperxn ben
fhpsrIten Gtrofen untersos.n. Das
5aupitrsiebunasmiitel beitebt in prii.
ssIn. ipObei Der ~WiHetbdier- s.inss
BELT unb NIT Rutben sepsiiiht miro.
Sails bisfe nod nichts niiben ioIte,
miro er nit eistnltem WaIIer iiberacfs
fen. unb iuenn ouh bos ieinen 3ned
bat. pirb ibm Der Shlof ent3osen. Gr
mub bes Nnhis Dor feinsm Bette he.
ben bI.iten. Die geitfdemiirafen rers
ben in folsentr MsiIe aussefiibrt. Der
Sunse tpirb nodt iiber Elm Geten ge.
Ieat. Bier anoben balien ibm 51nbs
unb Giibe. 10 bob er fid niht bsip.g.n
tam. unD um feiH GsIhrei su erIiiden,
umipidelt man feinen aopf NIT einem
6nnbtuh. Die Ghldge tbeilt Der
1urnIebrer. ein friibertr Dnrbeunters
offi3ier unb bnumInnger 9erI. nit eis
nem brei 3entimeter 0iden Gtod aug.
Der Stod III 70 elnftifh. bob iid BEL
jebem 1ieb bns Gnbe um bic Shkntel
bes anubn luidelt. Jsber SGIoa pers
urfu6t. ME eibli4 BON 3aElreifxn0eu,
gen uusgeinsi tuurbe. eine bIutenbe
munbe. gu fOIhen Nsjtrofunaen ipirb
bic g1n5e GnuIe beriammeIt, <tnb es
If boroetoumeH bab tIeiners annasu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09

elm perfcnen5us in bic SalIs. unb nun
fommen lie anipa5iert, Die unpertennz
barren geitnltsn nit bsm aofferlein
aus SeseItu1 an Der 6anb, unb Die
9orseIdritienen foeor fdon NIT Der
Grtramiibe ibresReeinents selhmiidt.
Grtpurtuns TIT in all.r aug.n, Neus
gier unb .aum perboblene gnneigt,it
Dor bem, mas ba tommsn foa. Wtan
bat spar bobeim setpaltis aufse=
trumpft, unb bic manherlei MGufte
gum abfhieo iparen nidt BON ihIets
ten Glisrnl Dos ipern mir qlei BAN!
Serroottiutra.4 Tie aamerdben uns
tertptss bsitpor.n glsihfalIs. nnb
bic san3s G'ihidt eb nit 10 Ihlimm
lei. Qber jesi, iest. ipp Die 9urihen
ousIteiaen uno i'm 5subuutel Der tpeis
ten Soue ihren ylab iuhen, ipiro's
iansn bod Ionoerbar sumutb. Die
5erren unttroffi5iere iiub 10 militia
rid iur5 ong.bunben, formiren sleih
Warihtolonnen unb poiiiren Iih NIT
bem 9etpebr baneben. Die ibermiis
tbisiisn Siar. rrat,iren isst cine nads
l6iiiee Wuritiateii, lGhsln ettpos ses
5punsen, periu6en einen mig. 2l5sr
.r siinoet nidt mebr. Die Sitl!eren
ieben ssfnb. ben 9insen entsssen.
Der 5srr Jelbipebel sritsini. Mit=
leibis flieei fsin Bid iib,r bic sanae
baliloIe 3ipiIperiommIung na. 2onge
aerls iino's ia ulIe, ober idief uno
trumm itebsr iie ba, unseihlaft unb
tapiig. tDie iie BON 5slo, aus bsm
Walo, aus bem 5nnbpert. bem Muz
idineniaaI entfprunssn Iinb. IA iols
len nun nenitxn braus perben, bentt
Der Geitrenss; benn fir ibn fdnst ia
Der Msnid erit bsim sebrilIien Rss
truten an. Der Qeutndnt tomnt, ers
iheili iir3e geftbIe. Die Splba.en
itebsn itramm, iein Glieo riibren iie.
Die glare tennen bos. freilin, bas lit
70 ibIih beim Wlili.dr. elber - pi.
maht man bas, bies SirdmmIeben? ?
&c bat 70 einsn Sdid unb ein.n ses
ipiiien Sdmib. fpsnu Der boumlanse
.Shnaps", (oer 8efreit) bic 6aren
suiammenreibt: .'lsbl. Serr Sber=
leutnant!A Der GeIbtpeb.l bat biemus
itsrung pcllenbet. .aofier in bic
oanb!" beibt es unb .Doripdrts
marit !" Wilii1rilh iommaroir.n
Tam man ia bieie gub.n nod nitt.
Sbne Sdriit unb 9ri!t s.bt's onbin.
ourd bas pubIitum, bos IdteInb
SpaIier bilost. 9isl 3tpeierIsi suh
III babel. 9tnn bi. Gtnre bonn porigen
Sabr. bic bier poIto ssfnbt baben, ios
itsn ben Womsnt aug, mo- bic neu.n
Sture ,cmmen unb bic .2lIten- elm.
9unt bobtr biuaufriiden an grIabs
rung. Shlaubeii. milit6riTher unb
menftIih.r 9olI.ommenbsit. sSebt erii
fiibIt iih Der bisberige Rstrut oIs
Sofooi, ieBt erit aiblt sr nad altem
grauh bic 9oge Bis gum r3ipui" 3is
bil unS maht cine rparoIe" braus;
lie Iauist: 1886 2ns.!1 ober ouh:
ipenn bic Siore ipi.bsrtommen -.
e. &.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
ausaebrod,eue Da5iI

ausgebroheue Ba5iI.
len. Wton ifreibt aus @ien bonn
81. Gttober: Tas yiener Strafge'
riht botfe geitern iiber einen iebr ei.
gentbiimIihen ssaa 5u urtbeilen, Der
nur in iiriitiid,erL ionoern namerlt'
lid In mebisiniiden areIien groBes
esntereiie erregte. gs banbelte iid
nm foIaenbes: Or. ssran3 2ufid,
jest giiiIient om Batbologiihen ssn.
Ititut Der Yrnger beutfdrn uniperii.
tat, iriiber 9ripntoo5ent un6 Vroiet.
tor in Gsernolpis. bat fih bort 1907
uno 1903 nit Der Jorifuna nod ei.
nem antitorin gegen bic Rosfranf.
belt befabt. lin aus Der aufihmern.
mrng Die glosbafterien 5u entfernen.
muste bieie 5ertrifugirt peroen. 1ie'
ie Yro3ebur mnfte 2utih in Der
Qeb.nsmitieI llnierIuhunes Mns
ItaIt In Gsernopis. @abreno nun bic
Sdeibe Ger 3entrifuge rotirte. loite
iih Die MetoIlbiiIie, in Der bic gln.
ierne Gpreucite nit Der aufifipem.
niing ltof. bic Gpreuefte 5eroram
uno Die 5liiiiisfeit. in Der bic 8ofte.
rien enibaIten ipnren, tuuroe nit gro
fer BelpaIt herausgefhleiibert. 10
bab an Der @onb bes 9aboratoriirnis
elm naiIer Streiien iihtbar mar. Gie
gafterien paren ieooh ourh bic aar.
boIloimng, tpeil 6ieie 5ii tpenIg ton.
sentrirt mar, In Der aufif)uern.
mune nift getobiet iporben uno IN.
iisirten ben3ufolae Or. Quidf ieibit
uno brei Weamte Der gnitalt, BON be.
ren Stpei itnrben. 2ufih uno 6er
brittle Weamte gennien. Wei Der Der.
honolune brebte iid nun bic Snupt.
frose borum. oh 2ufif nnnebmen
burfie. boB bic Wnfterien ourh Die
aarbo1oi,ns aetSoiet ipuroen, nab.
reno 6ies thnti1dllid, nid)t Der ssnll
ipnr. 3ns .@erid)t nnhm nad) Der.
neh,nuna Der gnfberii1nbigen on,
hnb 2nfih In a,item Blniben fern
fonnte, bic gnsillen feien toot. uno
iprnd oarauibin ben angetlastsn
irei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
narIsp 6. iSIorea an 2iberal 9. mi

5arlep 6. Jlorea an 2iberal 8. unb
3. 60. $13,5O0.
gllfreb Green an Soutbsrn Sbio 6.
nnb s. SO. 1926.
eOluarb 3. 2pII. an Jreoerid SOlIe.
$3400.
pedrl Wl. 6utbinIpn an Rortb Jair.
mount gocal 6. unb 3. 60. $1,000.
Soa Gdbarot an Sobn $. 8oHe.
$3.50.
Della 9eetlep on Milioro 3. unb
6. 60. $500.
Rofe 6. MegaIl an Soutbern Sbio
6. unb 8. Go. $500.
antoinette s.. Warfiefb an Weitern
ano Soutbsrn aife Sni. 60. $500.
8. 5. Rdible an qincoln gouperein.
$1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09

bic oieIen fbredlihen 4nblid niht pers
tragen tonntsn, obumdf)iig fortgetraa
gen iperssn mubi.n. 9isi. Strafs
unb auh bic 3psi.e bss adlitpafer'
iiberei.beus ipirb Defenders angeDens
bet, lpenn Der 8orIttber Der Shule Der
4niiht iii, Dab Elm anabe aranfteit
norftiibt, nm iih arbeitsn su entsies
ben. Cine srobe anSubl BON Jdasn
ipiro oufsefiibrt. in bsnen bic Sunaea
fid .rani eemelbet bdtien. aber onii1it
in bas 5oipttal seThid! gu tperben.
enifpsber burhgepeitfht ober nit tdl<
tenn WaHer iibersoHen tpuroen. iporonf
res:lmdbis innerbuIb elmer Stunbe Der
Cob eintrat. Die brittle Strafe bes
NihtIhlafenlaHsns brinst auh no4
einige Rsbenitrafen nit iih. go piro
Den Sunsen ben ean5en Gag niht e.s
iiattet. iih binsuiesen cber iid aud
nur gssen cine Wono au lsbnen. Dds
ReIultat lit. bab ihnen Die 9eine ons
i1peIlen uno munben entiieben. BON
ben $50 Sunsen befinben iih aeitpeiie
iiber so i'm 6oIpital nit Wunben an
sSiiBtn uno 8einen. Seit langen iInb
proteite Bel benz 5ome Secretorp gegsn
bisfe 9ehonbtuns einselaufen. llnb
feIbitp.rftdnbIih ilt oud Elm @ertreter
b.s Winiiteriums bss 5nnsrsn nah
2inrpooi sei6id. iporben, um Die
ShuIe su inipi,iren. 2eiber perfisl
man ab.r Bel Der Mabl o.s Snipettors
auf ben - patben bes ShuIrorites
bsrs. 10 oab bieIe barbarif4en 3ufans
be rubig peiter onbauern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
z. & a pitef.


adum mar bic Gorge um ihrss
Weannes 9efinben pieber gebobsn, 10
lit es 3onte Gina nitt ldnser obne
Radritt bon gItber. SntsI SuIius
ldtdte iie felbit bin. Gine alte, finiter
blitenbe Jrau offnete ibr unb lieb Tie
stntreten - Maruitto.
vGItber. seIiebtes aino!"
.3onte 2ina!"
Sn oem milben, alten 5rduenantIibe
9ldnsten nur 2iebe unb Grbarm.n.
5iir 3ante Gina itIob iid Elm abs
grunb, iiber Den iie 10 oft prserns
hiniiber gsblidi in SebnIudt 'unb
Srauer. Cine uufgabe ibres aebens
mar erfu[Itl -
nGnoIid! Run bin id rubis". murs
melte iie Ieiie.
rShr babt mid Iange gsrus perTtos
ben. Sb id lebte Obtr itarb, Jreuoe
ooer aeio trua tsins bon Gu9 frus
bdndt -"
~Su itidteIt unfsre 9rieIe suriid--"
sd babe teinen srbaIten. bic mei=
nen blteben unbeontlrOrtet, in bsnen
ih um 8ergebuns, um Grbormen bat. I"
Wortlps iassn iit bic beioen 5rausn
on, bann Ihlug gItt.r Die Sdnbe Dor
ihr IntItB unb itD6nte auf. 0as mar
bic Rate, bic tlsinIite Rabe bes gt5s
gepieIensn eetpeisn. Seinss Weibss
Summer uno Sdmer3 aaIten ibm
nit,ts llno bod tonnte er es fpas
gen, es iibsrs Ser3 triuQen, ibr @prs
ipiirfs su MAIDEN iiter ibr Shpeisen
gsoen lire 9erpanbten oamals IN
San Remo -
.Sn San Remo. oIs Dinibalb bort
mar, uno -" itammsIte gitbers blei.
der Muno. rba - Q, lit ss benn mcss
Iid!"
.0aber Define 9t.anrtidaft NIT
Mira!l" risf sants Gina aus. uno nit
einsm .S6Iaee porer bsios in bic @es
9enpnrt 5uriidperIett. reftber. 8u
biit cine SaIbop, 81 bdrfit nihi mehr
nit Utiru pertehren. ITrau BON Sobits
ten muB Dir fr.mS tlsibeu."
Sn b06itsm Gritdunen Tob Gfther
iie on. Der Grau, ocy Gbriitine unb
i6 aqes p.rbon.en p"
.Sis Bat 9ein urtb.it beI.pfsn,
Did bon uns obrero;9 MAIDEN ppts
len, pbsr ioIIteit Gu ritt piFen-2"
Si. ersdblts gfhsr olles.
Dph Gftbrs Orr fhIus fir mird,
nitt fsr ben urbs,onn.en 9ruber, Der
Iib ,eir anrttt on fire 2isbe ertpors
ben. Sic ftnnb nit mira Der jamiIi:
gegeniiber, Die tie b,ibe rrItoben bate.
Sd babe rieI BON Der TkIt unb ihren
RabtIsitsr tsnn.r gsI,rnt, Snnie Gina.
bod Elm reineres, fslbiiloT.rss, tIar.rss
Gemiith. aIs Trau BON Sobittsns. gift
es nitt; an Der grennuns Tam M,
WillibaIb ituIo iein.1
Grit nod elmer WeiIe mar Sis oIt,
Dam. fdbi9. pisosr 5u fpretsn. .Wils
IiboIo Iisbts feline SSrau, er bat besbait
untsr ibrsr Sdpdhe unb grsuloiig.
tsit seIit.su. biz Hiat 81 sntihuIsiser
iino.-
(TortIerunn fpInt.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
s m nler { dlneinia.

2eutnant: n@or ntrfIid pprami.
bole 2eiitnng gnd' Srautein"
RlaDiernsr' ,uolin: ,Gs bat ollers
oings audi 'labrelanaer llebung be.
ourit, biz ifb iotpeit fam"
Seutnanf .annn mfrs id)on ben.
fen, mics angreifen nuB, ben gan.
gen Tag a'di Der 0rabtfomrnobe 9rif.
fe 5u tlop pen!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
81 0 m pIisirte qaftif.

Sie: Ia binten fommt bic Md.
thin, ineine 1obfeinbin. Sett mod
aber. bnb iie nur niht merit, bob pir
eemerft boben. bnb He fommt: ionit
merit he, bnB mir eS gemerff bnben
unO ibr nidt nlerfen IolIen ipcueii
bob mir e oelnerIt babenl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
Grunseiseufbuns 0pp Otbesen.
gineinnati, 8. Nop.

Weue 5npctbefeM
Jurnes g. 9eimer an Mrtbur 6.
Di1otte. $50.
Mabel 8. gronne an IinbIop Miur.
fet No. 2 6. unb 9. 60. $500.
Warp Dinner Chapman an Gbnorb
% .Wilb. $3.50.
Relfon surner an College 0iu 8.
unb Q. SO. $750.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
-Sts tesxtateee-
uaGr(agfrin ltdes 3eilaQas.

e6cn tn ber drfe'fen Set sas - sssssNe
Serfcnen. bic bur6 bic enopfnna bsbsy beones
iDnren. unb 20 Heat fein 8ioeiiei boz. ba1
Gun beataufnae non gerfonen ertifirsx. bts
enrn etne nHbeidnnte ssrafi LIN etanes INT.
Bssiss sn fbnH unb boroussufaoen. mos ffls
ansere erfinunIin In uns tIetbs. gnr eoiAes
eaf bic Taiur biefs Dame befoneers beahnitiat
Senn ne Dat ttr bic fsfiene 0abe psrrisben. bos
estsn ttrer witrnerfAen nie etn auiasfAIaess
mes eah denou su isfen. SeraeEi Mot. bdS
Nc In itrer siaeren asf,sens an 6esftn assus
rohrt Retmi bk Con Qnh gm ofifiA ~
cfefin aoerre. bnrn aebf eiefelbe tsnoih ~
shr bic f6one 1eabena bon aran .. Dase9
srrei6t Tas Cons IN sur iiuin oaas Nd
am 8oune II, ber Qome:
Hrs. Il. faeger. friibu Trau Se6tslb
csefin ase~ne, sixssss. Ciseisnafi. cetA
Dsteifi6e Nuiuos,en 3i.00 uns boras<x-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-09
s5fdtf CrtsYatsr NDTsba' Ntt,po Seopember 1910.

INNER nur auf Briefe setpartet, nihts
setban, ihr su 5eisen, pab 8u lie Iieb
battejt."
~Wira lit ipieber perbeiratbet", iaste
er baitie. .Was iaeit 0u benn basua"
rGs freut mid. penn iie jemunbsn
gefunoen bat, Der iie ipirtlih lieb gee
babt - 10 nun gsbt er uno ih babe
tbn ipobl auf ben Sob beleioist". iasts
NnDu binter Solbpp Ser.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-16
CCRTISS MAKES RECORD.
Makes Distance Along Beach i'm One
Hour, Fifteen Minutes, 50 Sec.
OndS.

Atlantic City, N. j., July 12.-
Glenn Curtiss set an American record
Tor 5O-mile flight in an aeroplane
yesterday afternoon by covering half
hundred measured miles in five
mile laps, along the beach, in elapsed
time Of l hour, Is minutes and SO
seconds. Curtiss was in the air one
hour and 30 minutes and spent I
hour' Il minutes and seconds On
the course, minutes and 6 seconds
being deducted for the turn at the
TWO ends of the 1-2 miles course.
In the early evening Curtiss sets a
new mark for quick climbing nv
sweeping his machine 1000 feet in
the air in minutes and 81 seconds.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-16
Sumter, S. c., July IL, 1910.

Sumter, S. c., July IL, 1910.
The Board Of Health met in the
Council Chamber at quarter past
nine o'clock, p. m, with all members
present excepr Mr.. Geo. D. Levy. who
was out of the city.
The president having received five
applications for the position of
Health Officer, the same were OPEN
ed and read. 1t was then moved and
carried, that the recommendation be
made to the City Council that the
salary Of the health officer about to
be elected be fixed at sixty dollars
per month until the further recon-
mendation Of the board.
Also that Council be requested to
discontinue until further request the
employment of an assistant to the
health officer; this action being TAX
en- on account Of the fact that the
board is under the impression that
such an assistant is now employed.
Also that the Council be requested
to furnish the board with sew
en- copies of the City Ordinances,
or at least, with such ordinances as
relate to the duties of said board.
Election Of a health officer was
then gone into, and Mr.. w. c. Towles
was duly elected, said election to go
into effect on July Is, 1910.
Bill for advertising in the State
approved and referred to City Coun-
Gil.
Moved and carried, that the presi-
dent of the board direct the retiring
health officer to deliver to him all
the property which said retiring off,
Ger may have in his possession or un-
der his control belonging to the CITY.
and including all furniture. station
cry, books. papers and especially. all
statistics required by law to be col
lected by said officer as health officer
and as secretary to the Board of
Health. Until further notice the
board will meet at a quarter past six
O'Clock, p. m, on the Monday before
the second Tuesday of each month.
The board then adjourned.
r. d. EPPS,
Secretary Pro Tenn
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-16
x. es ssXXX. 10. III.
~atROAhUT Meets DEATH
CHARLES $. ROLLS KILLED IN
ENGLAND.
Tail Gives Way, Precipitating Daring
society Aviator to Death Before
Large Crowd.

Bournemouth, Eng, July Ia
Hon. Charles S. Rolls, third SON of
Lord Llangatterk, was dashed to AL
most instant death today when the
Wright biplane, on which he was f,v-
ing, fell suddenly with terrific speed
from a height of 100 feet, the trag-
edy bringing to close the day of the
first flying tournament Of the year in
England. He was considered tho
most daring and popular of British
aviators. The accident was witness
ed by large crowd, many of whom
were personal friends of the young
aviator. The biplane struck the
ground close to the crowded grand
stand, smashed into a tangled mass
and before the doctors and their
assistants could reach the spot Rolls
was dead.
The event in which Rolls was COM
peting was for prize for the aviator
alighting nearest a given mark. This
goal was directly in front of the
grandstand, where the spectators
were massed. He had risen to a
good height, then shut off his motor
and was gliding in a broad circle to-
ward the mark. Without warming
the tail piece of the biplane snapped
off. The machine gave a sudden
lurch and the frame work crumpled
up in the air. When it struck the
ground it was smashed to splinters.
The doctors found that Rolls hao
sustained a fractured skull. The
wreck Of the machine and twisted
stays surrounded the body so that
there was difficulty in extricating
him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-16
DEATH FROM ABOVE.
CCRTISS DEMONSTRATES TIE
BLOODY UTILITY OF AERO
PLANE.
Drops Bombs Accurately-Army
Engineer, Seeing His Performance,
Declares Day of Armored Ships Is
Past

Atlantic City, N. j., July H.
Glenn Fl. Curtiss tossed oranges and
mimic bombs within three feet of the
decks of the yacht John E. Mehere
H. used in place of battleship dur
Ing the sham battle arranged this af-
ternoon to demonstrate the utility Of
aeroplanes in coast defense. The
mock bombs were dropped from a
height of about 800 feet and Curtiss
purposely failed to strike the deck of
the yacht for fear of injury to the Of
ficials and passengers gathered on
her decks.
Experts agreed that a fleet of aero
planes armed with bombs of high ex-
plosives could wreck any warship be-
fore guns could be trained on them.
The Mehere was offered as a mark
for the trials. as government officials
have refused to assign a gunboat,
which would have been armed with
cameras mounted on the gun sights
to record the hits made when the
gun fired at the aeroplane.
COL William Jones. retired, form
erly of the engineers corps, who is
an advocate of aeroplanes for coast
defense, stated that 1t was his belief
that the air machine had proved its
efficiency.
THE armored battleship has seen
its last days as an engine of attack
against city or country guarded by
aeroplanes," he said. Glenn Curtiss
or any other expert aviator could
drop high explosives on the decks or
down the tunnels of a warship as
easily as Curtiss today tossed oranges
within a few feet of the yacht. I be-
lieve fleet or a score of air ma
chimes would absolutely protect any
coast city. A night flight by such a
heet would not only probably demol-
ish an entire fleet of battleships, but
could also so demoralize the crew of
the attacked vessels as to make them
useless"
Curtiss also dropped oranges over
fortification marked out on the
beach, making practically every shot
hit" although the trajectory was
sometimes 80 degrees because the
wind and his speed
Walter Brookins' last flight here
today was sensational, the driver
gliding his Machine toward the ocean
until it's runners were submerged in
a breaker. He rose safely and glided
TO the beach. Both Curtiss and
Brookins also made exhibition flights
over the ocean.
Today's flights ended the meet. The
purses OF $1,000 each were presented
to Brookins for breaking the alti.
tude record and to Curtiss for estab-
fishing a so mile American record
over the sea course yesterday. Twen-
ty-two flights were made during the
ten days Of the meet.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-16
LEGISLATURE WILL PROVIDE
Governor Makes Announcement Con.
corning BOyd-BrOck Expenses.

Columbia, July 11.-The General
Assembly will appropriate money fo-
the expenses of the Court Of Inquiry.
recently appointed to look into the
Boyd-Brdck controversy. according
to the opinion of Governor Ansel
given today. Governor Ansel has
hled the expense account with the
Comptroller General and the matter
Will come regularly before the Cen
eral Assembly next year. The cost
of the Court was S1,O56.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-16

The action therein was confirmed.
council refused to grant Mr.. H. r.
Campoell's request for permission to
repair a wooden building within the
fire limits, belonging TO the estate of
A. White.
a resolution was adopted directing
the Chief OF Police forthwith to put
INTO execution the dog laws Of the
city
Report of the city waterworks for
june was read and received as in
formation.
Council then adjourned.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-16

AVE- iiSh IL, 1U.
City Engineer Lee reported clay
work on Sumter street about half
finished and progressing we'll.
Written report from Mr.. McLaurin
for the Finance committed stated
that the Clerk and Treasurer's June
account had been examined and
found correct, and called attention
to the rapidly diminishing funds of
the city which merits most careful
consideration.
Mr.. Booth reported that the Sup
erintendent of Streets had asked
for two additional mules, which he
had hired at so cents per day. This,
he said, was necessary in order to
keVb the present force of laborers
at work, and in view of sewerage
work and other matters ordered by
Council, it would be unwise to re-
duce the number of laborers now
employed. His action was APPROX
ed.
Mr.. Lee reported that he had sub
mitted to the County Commissioners
an estimate Of the cost of cleaning
out Turkey Creek. The committee
previously appointed to arrange for
employment of city convicts by the
county was requested to take up the
question of Turkey Creek with the
County Commissioners.
Offers for keeping the city clock
were received from Mr.. H. A. Hoyt,
$50 per annum, and Mr.. l.. E. Le-
Grand, $40. Mr.. LeGrands offer
was accepted
The Clerk was directed to insure
the fire station.
The Fire Department Committee
was authorized to provide for an
automatic electric switch for the
fire station, and iron rails for the
horse stables.
A number of claims were present.
ed, and ordered paid subject to cor
rection.
On Mr.. McKeiver's motion the
City Engineer was directed to pre-
pare specifications for constructing
the proposed new main line of the
western sewerage system and also for
repairing the Oakland avenue line in
order that bids might be made on
both.
The clerk was authorized to allow
Mr.. f.. l. Reardon the value of health
officers uniform recently purchased
for him, as compensation for extra
services
The mayor stated that complaint
had been made by citizens. of the
bells and horns used by street VEN
ders in the early hours, and present
ed an ordinance for the purpose of
abating the nuisance, entitled. "An
Ordinance to Prevent the Ringing of
Bells and Blowing of Horns. bv Ven
doris and Hawkers," which was read.
adopted and ordered published, by
resolution unanimously adopted. dis