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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-05-19
To Members of the Farmers
Union

Notice is hereby given that the
election of directors Of the Union
Warehouse Company will take place
at the hall Of the local, Grangeville,
Idaho, Saturday, June 4. 1910 at 2
D. m. All members of Local No. Z,
who have subscribed for stock or who
contemplate subscribing for stock in
said warehouse company are requested
to be present.
[Signed]
Warehouse Committee:
Geo. Cowgirl, Pres.
51-3 r. w. Overman, Sect.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-05-19

Mrs. w. D. Vincent and daughter,
Mrs. Roy Letter, left Sunday for
Great Falls, Montana, where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Vincent, who is government gauger,
finds that city much more convenient
as headquarters and Mr.. Letter has
secured a good position there.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-05-19

This week Wren & Greenough had
placed on one of their large ranches
near Denver complete pumping
plant of the latest construction. The
power is furnished by four-horse gas
engine. The outfit was sold and
guaranteed by the J. E. Miller I'm
plement Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones departed
Friday for Portland, Oregon, where
they will make stay of several weeks.
We understand they will return to
Idaho county to make their home.
J. B. Leeper Of the Clearwater sec
tion was county seat visitor the first
of the week. He says the farmers
were little late over that way get
ting their grain in this spring.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Wines of this city last
Thursday.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-05-19
Change in Electric Laundry


DR.. Ayers, who has acted as man.
ager of the Electric Laundry since its
establishment about year ago, and
Charles Smith of Lewiston, a brother
in-law of Rev. Saxton, have purchased
a majority of the stock of the Electric
Laundry and now have charge Of the
same.
While the plant is but year old
it has built up an excellent business
and no doubt under the new manage
ment will continue to enjoy most ex-
cellent patronage.
Manager Ayers is a first-class laun'
dryman and Mr.. Smith comes highly
recommended as man OF years OF ex-
perience.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-05-19
Notice Stockholders Meeting

Grangeville, Idaho, May Is, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting Of stockholders
of the Bank of Camas Prairie, will be
held at the banking house Of the said
bank, in Grangeville, Idaho, on Tues
day, June 81, 1910 at two o'clock
D. m. w. w. Brown,
51-2 Cashier.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-05-19

Lewis Webber left Sunday for
Portland where he will meet his wife
who recently underwent an operation
in the N. P. hospital. The operation
was very successful and she is now on
the road to recovery. If the condi-
tions Of Mrs. Webber's health permit
she will return with her husband.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-05-19
announcement

! nave received number of letters
om democratic friends in different
sIs Of the county suggesting my be-
lug a candidate for the office of Clerk,
arq Ex-officio Auditor and Recorder,
=, " Idaho County, finding it impossible
Una, make personal replies to each, |
papiish this card to announce my can
uaaey' upon the democratic ticket,
ssaclect to the votes of the people Of
a0aa Naao county at the primaries August
oiu Malcolm G. Rambo.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-05-19
For Assessor

For Assessor
I hereby announce myself as can
d;dste for the Office of assessor Of Ida
no county, subject to the decision OF
the democrats at the August primary.
John V. Nash,
51H Cottonwood, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-05-19
Announcement

hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office Of county attorney sub
iect to the will of the democratic party
as expressed at the August primary.
51tf Lycurgus Vineyard.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-23
: c / a 8.

8eim gooen i'm gra3os nage
Sanop 9oint~ertranf Sroll Win
Smitb geb. &auppe aus @lpin.
Sn Sdulenburg Itar6 @tllli
S. 8olters, elmer Der befonnteitcn
@eibaftslellte bes Srtes. Sein Iob
miiroe ourb eilten @ebirnIhlaa Der.
beigefiibrt.
9lits Yoafunl miro Der 500
bon grnft S. GeI6, einenl jllngea
Wfonne bon 5fpan5ig SobreIr gcnuel-
oct.
sSanes g8. 9aobinion Brin5i-
pal Der g8elt SIDE Sdnlc in Cont
aanbe, lit an 8erlebungeiL Die inn
onrh einen Sdlag nit eillelu al.ii,,-
pei 5ugefiigt iparen, geltorben.
= Geo. gais, ieit afl SScfren
Boli5eidef ser Sta6t @onifon, hnt
nod elmer l1nterre6nng nil MaDpr
@ice iein slmt nieoergeIegt. SHtfs-
def JfaD bat Die 2eitung oes 1cpor-
tenents iibernommen.
Sn Der gtd6e bon 6bilhreB
ipnrhe Elm 9ewiiier sSobn SIN bon
ieinem Shmiegerpoter ssphn &rcaon
erihoiien.
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gietoria 9ipiiium, 6. $. & g. q.

Nnfurft =
Sc: so5 -euero, @ictoria 1850 nad,nl
SO. soe-guero. @ictoria. 500 BORN
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit ieit iiber so Sabrcm bon, .0fiIlio-
men bon Meiittern beim 3aGnem if
rer Ginber nit p6llisem Grlois ge-
braud)t iporben. Gs berubiat 0as
4ino, eripeibt oas 3abnfletIdb, lin.
bert alle S6meren, fllriert &tmS-
gulic unb 1T oie bette glr5uei eegen
0iorrboe. 8on aaen 9ru9giIseli
in ieoem Sell ser @elt berfauft.
Seio fifer uno perlanet u0irs.
@inslotps Sootbing Sprltp" aih
nebmt nidts glnberes. 25 Gts. nie
Slaihe.
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g.. $. & g. q, (Saupt-2inie).

g.. $. & 9. q. (Saupt-9inie).
@nfltnft-
SO. 9-@om Often. 1885 oo.m
$50. 7-8om Often. 500 nahn
gto. 10-gl 8nio Ii. 8eften. .7:30 nahfn
SO: 2-gon Sci Sfio.. 1850 bonn
Nbfabrt-
$50. 9--Rob 81 gaio uno @eiten. II.
$50. 1o-Ma6 5. @eiten. 1880 abenhs
$50. 8-giah bem Often. 11:00 BORN
go. 1-Nah Sci 9fio.. 400 abeilos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-23

lebung oes 0fopors bon Otttnllpo.
SSo. Sbolnas S. GbillipS, ;peif er
ben getrieb BON Spielbotten geoale
bet uflo an 80. 9lpril hetruuten
gelpelen lein ioa, ooeegell ipro1 er
ihn BON Der gei6uloiguna une1ren=
batter @anolungen frei O}opor
Ebillips 1T ein olleeiebcner 9clac-
frat llno lpar Dor lnebrert,' sSGhren
@ouperneursfu1oioat.
9ie aonferen5 Ser s,oliuers
nelre Der fernlpeltli1en Staoten
melde nod Salt 2afe Gin einhcrlt-
fen poroen lpar, I'm be5iiglib elmer
angernellenen 8ertretung mi oem
geationolen MISUNDERSTANDING
IN ct. 8oul, Minn., 9el1lui, 8u
faiien, bat iid) no6 ser 9(iuraGnle
elmer gfeiolution pertagt, welde er-
flart, Die Stnoten Ser paclril6len
aiiite uno Ser 9iodp Dtcuntaills
miiroen an oem aongreB aftireu 9ins
tell neblner. Die Soroerungtn, mel.
DIE Der @eiten 5ll itellen geeenft,
iino in elmer Blatforn altianllnefge-
itedt gs beiBt oarin oie rationale
uno Die Staatsregierltngen joftien
poroerbano focperieren nit Ser
3eit ioate ieoo1 Sen Stoaisregic-
rurgen Die slusfii6rung gel aouer-
potionsgelebe gan5 iiberlallctl rsr.
ben. Ole rationale aonielnotioll
babe dleroings oaau geoient, sen
ytonopolen S6ranfe, 5u iesen. Sine
buloige ausideiouns ser fir oell
4derbau uno CUR gSeioe seciyiteten
Sanoereien melbe ni6t nit ool5
beltanoen iillb, aus oen uationolen
5oritreierpationen iei oriilgen0 5u
uiini6en.
Ius Semaro, sllasfa me!oet
man: Die Barter -groipne 'ibe aGt.
@fc&inlep-grpeoition fanl 5ier burd
uno fabrt auf Dem 8ampfer y9ort>
lano" nod Seattle 5uriif. Ger Be-
ieaidaft tit es nidt selltnacn, oic
Spite 81 erflinlnen unb Niitglieoer
Der grpeoition bebaupten. lie bot
ten biinoige 9eipeiie oafiir in S,an-
Den, oaB au6 Or. Goof sen @ipfef
ntdt eritiegen bot
Ius Dem Sabresberibt oes
Bureaus Ser 8unoesornderei miro
eriidtlid, oaB Ole 2eiitlngen Sic
les geripaltungs5lpeiges lid unl,
100000 erbobt baben nab
reno Die Soften geeen oes @oriabr
um $4,000 geiunfen iilo, 10 oab
Dem Sbaboeparten1ent eilt ,;fi
barausgabter &ailenbeltono ron
$414,000 5uriideeeeben lperoea
fonnte. @abreno oes nit hem 80.
SUM abgei6lolfenen Sisfaliabres
muroen iiber 100000 Gremplore
BON aongrebre0en geliefert ulto oa-
5n 3S.0O0>000 Slueidrlten uno
1000, 900 8iidpr. @ls oiebeoeuteno-
iteSeiltung miro Die 9rudleeunq BON
216 Seiten oes uGonereilionol sfe.
coro" ON "a. SUM- betradtct
9nrd ben Selblt1noro ielncs
3pillines6ruoers gum 8abrlirn
getrieben, erbangte iid) Sarrp Grip,
elm 4auflnann in glprio, in eirer
9eilanitalt gu Gupaboea JoIls Gill
gettpfolter Grips gruDer, Scr
bert Grip, lpar &aiIierer on ser
Sorain 8dnf uno eridob iib Dor
ie6s 8o6en, neil er leioeno lpar.
= Or. Irtbur Muoro, ser lleie
oelltibe &oniuI in Ibilaoelpbia, bat
iein @ntt aueetreten. Sein 9lmts.
Dorganger, 2egationsrot @erner
Sagen, 1T segentpartie aoniul III
Sonoan Or. Muora lit ieit 3egn
Sobren i'm biplomatiiden 1'isnit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-23

i6en Reoen loui6ten lpel6e Ser Gr=
innerllng Der Dor pier5ig sSubren ill
bhltigem 9fingen eeli1erten grfolae
geipibmet maren. Der aroBte 3u=
borerfreis iammeIte fid INN oen &c
neralfelomarifaG @rofen .. SaeIez
Ter, ipel6er in gertretune oes @oi,
lers oen Seiern beitpobnte. ssn po-
fenoen slusfiibruneen idiIoerte ser
6elonarlhou eingeba1o oen gedauf
Der gloreiden Shlobt ponl ahtaeDlt=
ten Sluauit bie oen oeuti9en @affem
Den entldeioenoen Sieg Dor .Dles
bra6te.
Sf1 Ser eltropaii6elt YreIie iino
BON gSien ousgegangene Wee(ounaen
tnl ltmlauf oaB cine aonierer3 ser
Ofd6te ltattfinoen weroe, Inn Cen
Stotus Der sSniel 8reta feIt5uieben,
Der gu oeri6ieoenen MaIen felt Der
Nenolntion in Der Giirfei Die ge.
firdtung bot einem &onflift slui.
iben 8rie6enlano uno Scr Giirfei
6erpor9erafen bat. .9ie .Norooeut.
lde &agemeine 3eitung" ipridl in
elmer offi5ioien aunbeebung 9lreifeI
aus betreffs Ser 8erufune elmer ser.
artigen 4onferena. Sic erflirt, oaB
Die Surfei allein, als geliberin ser
Jnlel, einen 8ori6lag au elmer foIs
den &onferen5 anregen fonnte, no.
ran iie ober nur elm ndBiges sssn-
tereiie batte. S58et Baiho, gbef See
tiirfiiden @eneralitabs, bemerft in
einem Snterpieip uber oie Je0olih.
felt bon Seinoieligfeiten aaldBtid
Der &reta-Srage, oaB Die Giirfei OF.
mol iie abiolut feline 9lbfiGt babe,
einen &onflift 5u propo5ieret, tire
Sonperanitdt in &reta ltnter uIlen
llmitanoen nltfre6t erbolteu iperce.
Gr betollt, oaB oie tiirfiidc Irnlee
ben nereinigten grilppen Uriehen-
lambs uno 9nleoriens nllneriid
iiberlegen lei iuenn Elm aouffift on.
Den beiben @ren5en enfltebea iollte.
Gin aufregenoer sftte,statS>g
8eriuh, bel Dem bas Seben megre.
rer Sffi5iere nuf Dem Spicle itono
uno mel6er oen Selbitnoro oes Scr.
iibers, zines Solooten, I'M Setolqe
batte, miro aus Seroiemo, Ser
Sauptltaot BON gosltien, aemeIoet.
Ja6 Dem porliegetl6en gariht iboB
Elm Snfanterilt beg SO. mGbrilden
Gegiments> nel1es nit onoeten
Srpppen oil Seloiibuneen Bel s[Ii-
nopid) beteiliet it, iieben 4ugeln
auf iieben Sffiaiere oes 48. unaari-
i6en Snfanterie gaegirnent5 al,
meI6e, ni9ts g0ies abneno, in Ser
Sffisiers-Meiie aBen. 0arna-b rif-
tete oer Soloat Die @affe gegen Iid
ielbIt nnb eridoB iid. Ser @r,rno
Der Sat lit iotpeit nidt befannt gee
moroen.
= @roBen S6aoen oiirfte elm
Iusltano anri6ter, Ser ioeben er-
fIart noroen it, menn nl1t our1
gea6geben BON Der eiaen ober ones.
rem Seite Elm i6leuniges gr6e bes
&ollflifts berbeigefiibrt miro. Gle
Wiiblenarbeiter ltrgarns iino on
Den Streif gegangen, ipeil i5lien
Die perlan9te 9obnerb0bung niht be-
milligt porben lit. Der 3eitpunf.
1T fritiid, ba serabe NIT oc,n Ser
orbeiten Der grnte IN ben Miiblen
begonnen merben iollte. Ger 2ano-
nirt6aft nno Dem Meblbanoel irer-
ben empfinolide 9eahteile ertDahien,
menn Sic @irren ouh nllr tpe.lige
Wohei an0auern.
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soraniider summernadtstran,u.


@ie es midJt anbers 81 criuartem
Sett i'm Mugmit, bet Sag mar itluiti
Waan ind]t pergebens iel6it int War.em
9tad) einen, ElakdJen, iuelfbes fitbd.
Spdj ais i'm @eiten ianf Die Gpnne
ttmb mns nutei6t bic Spmmernad)t,
Sa bnt ber 0plftuirb, ins sur Wpnne
Griebute Giiblmng Geraebradt.
Su fonnte uenisitens mam idlafen
9iadI biefes Cages beiker 2ait.
nnh aus benz 2anbe ber Sranmc trnFsn
Nmdl 0afte ein, hte bielten 9lait
gSir triumt, idj ,udre eingelaben
Snm Srei=Gunsert i,A griinen Uras,
Sie 8eigen iptclten bic GicaDcn,
Ser Sdienfroidl, Der blies ben gab.
On fam bes 8c9s haber sespsea,
Bon Sberpn nnb Bud sefiiGrt,
Ne GlfenidJaar, bas beiRt, fie flpscn,
Sie es fit Glfen iidj gebiibrt.
Sa iab if, baf III ibrer Diitte
Gin id)iuar5es ttngebeuer fam,
Sas brnmmte bnmpf BEL jebcm Shriife,
9od tuar's sefeiielt jett nnn sahm.
ltnb tuie idl mid nit Bud beeriikte,
0sit benz idj lanse if)pn befannt,
9a iab id) crit, es iuar bic iuiiite
Yrobtbition, bic bier i'd fanb.
9pdl ba iie tuol(t' bic Sremben bdtnpien
Gem luit'sen gulf bet Ebantniie,
SD tat anf bieies nun befdnlpfen
Die g5ie nnS beiieste fe.
Sd fpnnt' bpr Sreahen Mir nidjt betfen,
GaE enblidj Dor ibr Nnbe bier,
Sp fub i'd benn bic mnnt'ren Glfen
Sum Seit ein NIT u 4lamp 8tcr.
ltnb ipie man eben 81 8elaget
Sas Alamp 8ter bat spbradJt,
Sa bSrt i'd s'rabe flint es idJlasen,
limb ba = ba BIN idl aufge,uadbt.
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oas seras @,mSer

beilt ole J1leren 8Iafen INN rDeu-
matii6e 2eioen; BEL alien GrueeiIien
ober 2 monotlide 9ebanolung per
9oit fir 81. Or. 6. @. Sal. 1926
OIipe Ctr, ct. Souls, @ao. Sdretbt
fir 2euaniIIe.
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Dir bette Gtnn6e bes le5ens

it, menn man efne groBe gat aetan
ooer cine iulltocrbac entocfiinq qe.
noht bat. 8. gt. 8itt bon 9trfp
Mt, %. s., ihreibt: rWei Der idiuet.
iten erfaltllna.s sic id ie ourhoe.
moht, cntoecfte id su ineiner orc.
l,en 3lfricocnbcit, ipelhe luunoerbu.
re SuitcI- iulo Grfaltungs .Ntebisiu
Or. Sings Neip DISCOVERY 1T. giue
6laihe firierte mid polIitdroiu. !"
so gts. ui0 $t00. Berinhsf[ofd)c
frei. @orontirt bon often 3rneeiitsn.
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Gaiier iSron8 sssoieph hut

5tuTTtt OIu1r0 SUTtPU 0UI UIt
llnpermeioliden Strapa5en, lpeIc6e
nit Der 6eier ieines a6t5igl.en Sc
bnrtstogs perbunoen maren, porrrei.
Ii6 iiberltanoeu. Sein 9efinhen
laBt ila6 oen aus ieiner ndhIien
llmgebung in Sid)l fommcnoen arel-
oungen, niht nos aerinaite 81 mii1,
ihen iibrig.
9onig 9llfons uno aonigin
@ictoria iino ouf Der 9iiiffabrt RON
2onbon nod Sponien in Ioris eins
qetruffen.
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Eroiibent 0ios tptro ben a

= Frail6ent Nlo5 miro ben am
y o0entiden 9age", Dem 13. Septe.u.
Der. neronitolteten Seitlidteiten hei
wohnen. 9ieie Seitlidfei.en bette
ben IN Der gntbiiaung oes pom
&oiier @ilbelm gei6etften Sunt-
bolot-3enflnalS, in einem SeiteiTen
i'm geuti6en Sauie unb in elmer
5eitoorltellrntg i'm 9(rbeu Sbeater.
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10. s.. & s. gabn.

Mnfmnft-
SO. 241-gom Souiton unb @aIpeiton
SO. 235-asom Morben. .7SO borilliti
$40. 231-@om Norben unb Souftcn
:. :. ;. 1925 nadm
go: 9-Spm @oroeh. TAB abenbs
SO. 244-@aG benz @Drben II. 3oufton
t.1U UUIIH
No. 10-Nd6 6em Norben. 1000 borm
No. 236-gfa6 benz 0orben. -.
>. y. !. 900 abenos
No. 242-Nad bem giorben uno Gal
neiton,- :. .-.11.50 abenos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-09

"Yes' said, busy here Change Of occupa
tion knowresing for the big show Oh I'll
win, little girl yol fear" is%#s
you won't be home-1 tarm-today
tonight?" the girl inquired anSiousy
in tonight johnson guarding
me-"
sf"Oh goody-goodby, menn.'
Miss Kerwn Immediately became radiant again
touring The
Meadow farm, keeping just within the speed
Arriving Hhmmonds place. she told the
ueropane hangar In the big lower
Washington Johnson. girl known
doorway OF the She'd dolng bowling
+ profound idewatcr Virginia mode. f3
"Aft'noon. Miss Lily greeted glad
yo' all, knse Abs lonesome"
why, George said Miss Kerwn, you
something serious happened you What's
wrong?"
truth George woebcgone Individual That
sprgtness which had been
have yielded to demon ethargy Trouble
bis ebon countenance his sthe sawart shoulders
bumped despairingly. 81
"Ah got bad news, Miss Lily" snid George.
"Stay in the James, said chauffeur "and I'll
go inside and take a look at Mr. Hammond's plane"
George followed her into the hangar.
There's nothing with the machine trust there,
asked Then suddenly she cried Yes hope there
something wrong with It'll hope
wy Miss Lily nterposed the astonshed vrgnlan "yo' all
Msah Harmon to lose dc big does yo'?"
"Then-the machine is all righ?" she inquired sadly.
Yes sho is all right an the kelst little airypane
whut ebnh tuck de air." declared George proudly.
Then what is the bad news, George?"
oh OATS jes appertanin' an rcan to Miss Lily Abs
es got lettah fom de missusmah we-down in old vir-
ginny."
II trust she isn't i?"
NO ndeedy pow'ful peart all ght-shes powfu
peart whut"
"Then the matter?"
Lily" George lowering his voice, "Ah hates
trouble all VIII nah low down affairs but NAH wife
pow'fu All CANT an foch big turkey
gobbler Thanksgibn dnnah jes' All awuz has did,
svery the laugh of Miss Kerwin but George Washing
ton Johnson put up protesting finger. .g.afsz
"Scuse me, Miss Lily, but yo all don't wife.
She's lax Msah Hammon' is-she means whu she An
an she II All don git home wifi dat gobber omor in time
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Ah oteen miles aroun dis medder yistiddy Ah did
Msah Harmon would femme try Aid dy''-- a
from her handbag oblong slp Of
pane handing Els eyes popped wien ha
certified check, made him. for 81 O
'Ta is for you, George, she said quietly IF will ny
wherewth this machine SO th.t
Mr. Hammond cannot tomorrow"
George Washington Johnson the most asonished black
that moment The check duttered to tho
ground.
Lily" gasped but All hopes 70 all ain
, outcn yo' haid.'
by George Do know what presentment is
"Yns'm It's kind of ha'nt"
George preseniment that II Mr.. Hammond aces
tomorrow killed engaged to marry love
you will this for you will his life make
happy You buy several turkeys with this check"
George tapped his head seven times before replying
moughty of pcsentiments nlself" snlo
bleve in But dis hyah Lily Bird don bong me
Miss Lily" arg
George. Mr.. Hammond has told that In
after the tomorrow He's going to
quit flying for'my sake"
Thercupon George perceived great light His face lit up like
the boealis He picked the check tucked 1t his
pocket thanked Miss Kerwin bowed profoundly and
pledged his nah hear that he would the
bipane beyond Of Hammond thereby that
valuable ife
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parachute check the speed and
a:ghted the roof OF house village
The pilot cooy unsuns his and snapshot
wrecked balloon before the parachued bag
housetop.
When the acropare became Mt last thing
achievement after the Wright brothers had applied principle
of bird fight to made mechanism Clifton
that he had been became
trying out bplnne Of the latest type his Island country
esta:e he made his appearance ut ayinon
Yet notwithstanding his intimate knowledge
his amazing SKILL there bpane
turtle thirty feet in tho air carh
tangled wreckage. Luckily Hammond unnjurcd, falling
clear Of the But in the stand beautiful stately
girl of twenty shrieked and tainted Thereby
the -Four Hundred the island heart
forthe first time that Lillian Kerwin, only child
celebrated Wall street punger the ancee Of Clifton
mond. still more celebrated punger, Of the air
Miss Kerwin pleaded with her aanced abandon his
career and stick close to earth. Hammond smiled
why there's really danger, when man
But there is danger, Clifton. and know it," insisted the
girl II thought kledked! Oh, please please give
1t up, for sake. Won't you, Cliff"
For moment Hammond SPARED for time But
girl was inssent
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%A FORGE WASHINGTON JOHNSON Of Chuckatuck
81 chuciled He alone in the aeropune alone
x II the widespreadng acres of Meadow farm The
dusk of Thanksgiving was beginning blur the
edge Of the wide. smooth meadow Tie
training the Lily Bird The double doors shed
George made final test of his electric storage
looked the machine with infinite
by light Of its electric lamp The Lily Bird was
fine and fit in every fiber i,55
ruckon" said George to himself, "Ah kin git BY
sunup Theys juice batteries To- tlousan miles It
cain be mo- n 600 to whall Abs gwne to-
took his place the avators gasped
steering With bis right he key
which the electricity Immediately the
whr and the Lily Bird shot out of the she'd running her
the close of the meadow, Gracefully
apparently without effort the aeropane arose from the
up up height Of 400 feet johnson crcled bit glanced
attached rod in front of him head
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to cook It TO- dnnah she'll git her marry down.
no count Saler named Andy jackson
her cher sence Thomas Tcf'son
Miss kerwin suppress ggglc but effort was
painful. fat6 5t.
Thomas Jefferson born very long time ago George"
she sa.s
Ah mems nah son. Miss Lily. He writes enhs
an she tells him whu say In cn If cit home to-
mon'-an' All CANT nohowAh'l be grass wdder man TO-
yo all kin say Jack Robson IL"
SO dlvernE this story Kerwn almost
forgot her important But amusing part Of
Georges revelation had Its
besrred herself mentally suggest some
s means of ofsetlng the impending calamity.
Suddenly her bright flashed cuped her pretty
hands together. 8 5af4f5i58-Et
George began cautiously what is the speed Of this
1 machine?'
IBIS III Lily Bird Miss I.y?" said mcchancnn pang
the edge of the plane with loving touch IVY dis yah
i timed err s}asIsE =,5sl saI
Can you manipulate It. GeorgeT
"Ilin All whut? PINE idS
Can fly in this acceptance long long distonceY
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LILLIAN KERW1N in the two days sorey
she had given Hammond her consent race
Il She we'll OF her power the enthusiast
And yet Clifton Hammond must not be branded quit
ter And yet the girl who loved him fearuly
that he would come 10 harm in that fierce aerial flight against
pick of those who dare the air lanes.
He must not hyhc aloud in the seclson
of her boudor ." must him. some
to prevent his dying yet his PRIDE Day
after tomorrow Is Thanksgiving. What can / do?'
1t was deeply troubled little heess millions who tele.
phoned the bank morning Hammond
was there. Hammond himself the phone. ls