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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-06-14

Immediately after he made up much
larger bundle in another tent dy.
adding. AN this 10 mine"
"Oh. let u hurry" cried Mrs. Matt
land. a. q peal Of thunder. low. NUT
tered. menacing. burst forth from the
flying clouds. now obscuring the sun.
and rolled over the camp.
We've got time enough yit." an
swered Kirkby. coolly calculating
their chances. BEST git yer slicker
on, you'll need II In . few minutes"
Mr.. Maitland ran to her own tent
and sooa came out with sou'westsr
and yellow oilskins completely cover
Ing her. Kirby meantime had don
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Joined Pete with such of the horses a.
he had been able to drive up. Kirkby.
taking q thought for the morrow. not
ed that there were four Of them.
enough to pull the wagon II they
could get back to II.
After the FIRST awful deluge Of the
cloudburst It moderated slightly. but
the hard rain came down steadily. the
wind rose al well. and In spite Of
their oilskins they were soon vet and
cold. 1t was impossible to make q
FIRE. there was no place for them to
90. nothing to BE- done. They could
only remain where they were and
wait. After q half hour Of exposure
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CHAPTER viii.


A Telegram and . Caller.
You say" asked Maitland. as they
surveyed the canon. that she went
down the stream?
"She said she was goin' down.
showed her how to cut across the
mountains an avoid the big bend. I've
got no reason to suspicion that she
didn't 90 were she said"
Nevertheless" said Maitland, 1T
is barely possible that she may have
changed her mind and gone up the
canon"
yep. the female mind does often
change unexpected like" returned tho
other. but w'ether she went up or
down, the only place for US to look.
take II, is down, for II she's alive. II
she got out of the canon and Is above
us. nacherly she'd follow 1t down we're
an we'd a seed her by this time. II
she didn't git out of the canon. why.
to remain with the two who were to
take up the hunt for Enid. Maitland
might have kept them with him. but
that meant retaining larger portion
of the scanty supplies that had been
saved and he was compelled against
his will to refuse their requests. Leav-
ing barely enough to subsist Maitland
and Kirkby for three or four days. or
until the return Of the relief party.
the groups separated at daybreak.
"Oh, Robert" pleaded his wife. a.
he kissed her good bye. take care Of
yourself. but md Enid"
EYES," answered her husband. Il
shall, never fear, but I must hnd the
dear girl or discover what has become
OF her"
There was not time for further
leave taking. A few handclasps from
all that's left Of her Is bound to be
down stream"
Maitland nodded. He understood.
Wed better 90 down. then" con-
tinued Kirkby. whose reasoning was
hawless except that he made no al
lowance for the human-divine interpo-
sition that had been Enid Maitland's
salvation. AN II We don't fnd no
trace Of her down stream. We kin
come back here an 90 up"
II was q hard. desperate journey
tue tWO uCu SOOA- ouO "a SoVAAA Aos-
lowed the stream at Its level. the
other tramped along In the mountains
high above the high water mark OF
the day before. II they had needed
any evidence Of the power Of that
| cloudburst and storm. they found 1t In
| the canon. In some places where II
was narrow and rocky the pass had
been fairly secured: at other places
| the whole aspect of It was changed.
the place was q welter Of uprooted
trees, logs jammed together In fan
tastic shapes: It was a II some wan
ton bosom Of destruction had swept
the narrow rift.
rro BE coNTINUEDD
Money Concealed In Psttieoat.
Mrs. Herman Nicolay Of Norwich
heard q rustling In one Of her petit
coats. She ripped II open and found
seven certificates Of deposit on Differ
emit banks amounting to $500 rAs
petticoat had been the property e -
iwomaA's 0ethsr@A-bU.
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(TO BE CONTINUITY
Money Concealed In Pettieoat.

Mrs. Herman Nicolay Of Norwich
heard Q rustling In one Of her petit.
coats. She ripped II open and found
seven certificates Of deposit on diRse-
emit banks amounting to $500. rAs
petticoat had been the property e -
vomaa'S Uoehortn-hW,
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
Former Partisan Dies In Okla
hOma.

A message received last night by Mr.
Geo. w. Davis from Mr.. Victor K.
Shipp, at Oklahoma. City, Oklahoma,
announced the death of Mr.. &. +. Did
lake, formerly of Paris. The telegram
gave no details concerning his death
and the remains left Oklahoma City
Yesterday afternoon, enroute to Paris.
The death of Mr.. Didlake will come
as a great shock to his many friends
in this city, where he spent great
portion of his life and for number OF
wears was engaged in business here.
For several years he was engaged IN
the grocery business, conducting
store in the building at the corner OF
Tenth and Main streets. now occupied
by the firm Of Baird & Taylor. He
conducted a very successful business
until about ten years ago when he met
with reverses. He later engaged IN
the coal and feed business, and contin-
ued in this until few months before
he moved West to make his future
home. In June, 1911. Mr.. Dldlake
dipsosed of his proprty in East tarls'
and with his wife moved to Oklahoma
City to make his future home.
| Mr.. DidIake, who was aged about ~
| years, was 6ACccOlH&iy oSeisS' "nU 49,
til few months before going West,
had enjoyed the best of health:
. He was an ex-Confederate soldier.
enlisting at the outbreak OF the war;
through which he served in the com
papy under the command of Col. +. F;
lCIay. of Paris. He was a member OF
lCuuer de Lion Commandery No. 26, a.
t, of this city, and for more than nj
teen years held the office of recort
keeper in the local commandery
which he resigned shortly before leaV
ing Paris. The telergam received
by Mr.. Davis last night stated tina
his request was that he be:buried Will
Confederate and Masonic honors. tTh
exact time for he arrival of the re
mains cannot be stated, but it is eX
pected that they will reach Paris to
night on the 10 40 l.. & N. train
when they will be taken to the under
! taking establishment Of Mr.. Geo. w
!. Davis, where they will remain unit
7 the time OF the funeral, which will b
! at 8 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Wit
services at the grave in the Paris Gem
eterv conducted py Occur de Lion Jom
/ mandery No. 26. Knights Templar, an
!. the Confederate veterans. The mem
bers of the local Knights Iempial
I Commandery are requested to be "a
:. the asylum Wednesday afternoon
= 2 80 CLOCK, to participate IN the SCI
n vices.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
HOSPITAL Trustees Will Meet To-
daY.

Mrs. W.. E. Simms and Mrs. E. F.
Clay, trustees of the W. w. Massie
Hospital, will meet today with Archl'
tect H. L.. Rowe, of Lexington, to
consider the bids for the improve,
ments OH the hospital building. the old
G.. G. White property in White Add
tion. The time for receiving the bids
closed Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The structure, which was purchased
for the hospital will be improved IL
many respects and an addition to b'
used as a colored department will b'
erected.
Modern couveniencies will be in
stalled in the building proper, whlc
will include hydraulic elevator
A number of bids were received by tn
trustees, who together with the de
signing architect, will open ther
today.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
Windsor Hotel Will Again Be
Opened.

David D. Cline, trustee in bankrupt
cv. in the'case of Evan w. Floyd, for
mer proprietor of the Windsor Hotel
in this city, sold yesterday the furni-
ture and fixtures at.the hutel to Mr;
Beverly Burnett. of this city. ana
Miss Laura Mckee, who recently came
here from Bristol, Tenn. The price
paid for the entire hotel equipment
was $4,000. The purchasers have
leased the hotel building and 1t is
their purpose to again throw the hotel
open toythe public and they expect to
have the well-known hosterly In opel
alton by August 10. Mr.. Burnett has
been engaged in the grocery business
in this city for the past two years,
while Miss Mckee, who came to this
CITY from Flemingsbug, has been en-
gagged in the hotel business for the
past ten years.
For the past year Miss Mckee has
been in charge of the st. Lawrence
Hotel, in Bristol. Tenn. which il
owned by Mrs. c. j. McLear, of thl:
city. Under the instruction OF Mrs
McLeer she soon acquired the reputa
ton of an expert stewardess and dur
ing the past year while connecte'
with the hotel at Bristol. made quite
reputation for the hosteIry, serving tn
vestibule trains on the @. and G. rail
road between New York and New VI
leans.
1t is the plan of the new proprietor
to conduct a frst-class hotel. MI
Doug. Williams, who has for sewers
wears been connected with the hot'
and who has served in the capacity
custodian during the bankruptcy pr
ceedings. will retain his former pas
tion as clerk nnuer the new manag
$ ment.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
Lingerie Dresses.

Lingerie dresses, So, $40 aud Sl2
values, at S4.98 -
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
Cotton Skirts.

Ladies' white cotton corduroy skirts
So values, at SO cents.
THE SIMON DEPT. STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30
RefrigeratOrS.

New iceberg Refrigerators $6.75 VI
to $500.
l6-tf A. F. WHEELER & co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
Der 5duloioe,
Gtue 4emfahrs- 6uu.urrskt.


Die @ratulanten apuroen ein5eln
b%orgelaiien un6 Die Dem 4lloiena5im,
nter Den Mlden febrten, maren eriidt.
lid frob. bob Die Briifung Iberitan'
ben tpar, uno mohten aus ibrer fol.
legtalen @haoenfreuoe. oab bic an.
beren lie nod Dor ii@ batten, fem
3sbl.
Ser 9rofurijt fam NIT erniter
Miene bernus un6 tuar 10 IN @eoan'
Ten. 6ab er NIT benz taoeQos gebigel,
ten 8ulinoer geeen Ole EbiirfuQun8
ponnte. g8 gdb einen ara&, Der auf
eine idapere @effur Der Nngitrobre
f9lteben lieB.
Der Alte batte tbm cine gepfefferte
Meoe gebalten! Inter Dem @erional
berribe Elm @eiit, ben man nidt ldn.
ger buEoen birfe> Den er nidt Hanger
bul6en tpenoe. CT iei fein itrenger
Chef, dber einen getpilien @eipeft
nerlarge CT bod, audi @eipeft boz
feinem &auie, Dor ieinen Mngebori.
gen. @S lei ungfaublid, 'pie mon
sen gu perleten mage. Seine Eodtcr
babe fid Bitter iiber 6as 8enebmen
zines Ser &erren' beidmert. llno oies
8enebmen @eriteige in Der Gbat ale
Begriffe. Mber er mer6e ielbit nit
Dem Sbulbigen abrebnen. Ser lolc
fth mun6ern.
Ser Brofuriit NOR ~iiberbaupt nidt
5u @orte gefommen. &err Sobrba9
idien auf 'oie M6re6nung NIT Dem
@4ul6igen gu bremen. MQeS Net
tere tpoQte er morgen i'm @elbaft BE-
fpreden.
l1n6 bie observation-disclosures nabln
fbren 6ortgang.
Ser lebte ser @erren Dor sen 2ebc.
Iingen 1par ser Correspondent fir
Gran30i1id, Stnlieniih, 5pantih
uno BortngieiU6 = Serr Ronra0
2ubn, elm meitgereiiter iunger Damn
ut6 elm Spradgenie.
Ct botte iih nod sen ah6eren ein-
gefunoen, miioe un6 ubernadtig. u,t0
es bette nidt piel geieblt, 10 more er
I'M 0or3immer eingeihloien.
Ser Mnruf Ser 9ebrlinge: v&crr
aiibn. sic iino 6ran!" bradte i'm
tpieoer ouf oie. TiiBe, aber init redt
unii@eren @hritten betrot CT Ole
4oble 0eS 2otpen.
Oils er Die Ibiir binter it6 ih(ob
uno Dor 'oem gbef itano. biiitelte ie=
morN pernehmlih uno 6errn 6ohr>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26

gan3 uno Elm iunges Maoden e..
#t9ien.
xelfrieoe, 1T oas Der baDubte
$err2"
Ronrao aibn tpar oufgeitanoen
1no perbeugte iid Dor Der iungen
Dame. Sie 3ogerte NIT Der Mntmort.
alber ga nabm &err 4iibn 6aS
@ort. .M1ir lit ounfel 10, als bette
i'd loie gbre gebabt, sic in oieier
Madt gu ieben, gnaoiges Grdulein:
@enn i'd babei Die @o1e geipielt
babe, 6ie SCR &err 8apa geidiloert
bat, 10 bite i'd UNI gutige8er3eibun9,
Sd batte Ieboer feine 2tmonaoe &C.
%trunfen."
res tum ia nidt 10 arg" meinte
fie nadiidti9. sd nebme Sbre Gnl.
f9u1oigung an, &err aubn."
sd oanfe Sbnen, gnaoiges 5rau'
Iein."
,Damit iou's gut ieinl" rief $err
@tpalo @ooerid Gobrbad. 80 neinl
Sir mild ut Die Sade nod nidt er.
leStet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
.6am Sfrn Teete iid IN 6ro6enoe

6a6S @Hrn Ieete it4 IN %6ro6enoe
Balten.
CT Iieb idood $errn aiibn ieiner
0M6punfd beeroen. Damn ob,r
fraete er i@orf: .&aben Sie mir
ionft nidts gu fagen2.
Ser iunge mann itotterte nod.
mails ettpas BON @lud uno @eiuno.
9en. :.
.Das babe i4 f6on einmal bon
Sbnen geb0rt!" unterbra4 Der Gbef.
sd meme, Of 5ie mir ni4tS 3u ia.
gen babeL mas Sie betrifft?"
.Mein." Doh ba befann iih $prr
aibn. $50, 1pe,n ID BEL 6ieer &c.
leeenbet 10 fret fein 6irfte, sic 5u
bitten. mir re@t baI6 cine @ebalt5.
julage bapiQigen 3u nolen."
~&err II" rief Der olte Gobrba@
NIT erinrnieem &obn. .Bei Der &C.
Iegenbeit cine @ebalts3ulagel Die
@eIegenbeit If aueu0ings san3 6a3u
geeignet.~
..gber Gle fragten bod. Cont
tpirbe i'd Sbnen in ben naditen "a.
! gen meme Bitte unterbreitet baben."
rDos tpare in Dem einen Sabre,
6as Sie Bel mir beihdftigt fin6, oas
brittle oerartige Mniinnen. Mer es
fiebt Sbnen dbnlid!"
@ieio dbn1i9?" &err 4iibn griif
babel nad) einem Stubl. Isle er1eu.
ben tpobI?" l1no er iebte iid. gs
tpar ibm beIier, tpenn er laB.
Isle geben 6o9 gu, bob sic Der
$err maren -"
r@elder &err?"
Ser fi9 er6reiltete, meine 9od)ter
gu belaitigen, berte fritz, als Tie aus
elmer @eieli6aft TAM uno boz Der
tEbur aus Dem 8agen iteigen moate."
@onrao @iibn iab lin groB an.
SD? Sbre Tobter? Nh mo!~
So tpuroe nebenon mieoer gebu,
felt, 6iesmal mar es aber idon ein
ridtiger @uiten.
Isle beltreiten 6as?"
.SSamobl."
Isle iino bier ni6t borbeigefom.
men - beute nadt amii4en ems
mno 5pei?"
rMie iou i9 oenn 6as nod nil.
ien?"
,sl6a! ltno sic fonnen iid nihi
erinnern, an einen @agenidlag ber-
angetreten gu iein uno geiagt 5u ba-
ben: rHrolit Meniabr, idones 6rdu-
lein! &onru0 @iibn lit mein Mamee.
Darf i5 SSsbnen beim Nusiteigen 0e.
bilflib fem? Sd berlange feinen
Mingenoen 2obn, lonoern nur Gin
@uB6en." Dret &umpune batten
@ie Bel jid."
r@ir bd5en freilid gu @teren Sill
better gefeiert uno ii1uo au9 our9 Die
StoM ge5ogen."
SCUM. 10 miro ouh mnh1 6as az
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here IfiInTnea. Beianen 5ie ia,

oefe Ifiri11e11. Belianen sic 1id
nmrl"
qCber &err aabn fonnte fid nidt
tefinnen. man babe iebr Diele Sc.
men untertpegs getroffen un6 ibnen
Yroiit Meuiabr ~3ugerufen. Db oenr
babel ettpas S11imnes fei?
.Mein, aber man bietet feiner
fremoen Dame etnen RuB onl" brau.
ite $err Gobrbo9 ouf. Limo boz
alien niht Ser Todter ieines Chefs"
Isle bGtte Mn mir ia. nlir gu Der.
tpeigern brauden," pertberoigte lid
&err aiibn.
.sSa, slauben sic oenu, fie bat iid
bon Sbnen fiiifen laifen? @ie fi1o
ia bon elmer b%eiipieqoien -"
y8itte," meinte 8onrob aIiibn, lin
auoeren 26nbern tilifen ii4 Die nils.
fremoen Meniden 3A Meuiabr. Du.
rar, finoet r1iemanb etrpas ungebori.
ges."
Isle .ponen iest alio Sbr Bench.
men redtfertigen. Soeben boben
@ie bod nod geleugnet, bob Sie Der.
ieniae 4paren -"
&err aabn rieb fid stirn unb
Qugen.
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vgie fiinoiaenl Sie

,gie fun6igenf Sic ~ r
Ser Gbef oes Sauies Jobrbah & 60.
Iadte 10 lnut, 5nB es Die 0ebriinge
i'm Mtben3immer boren mubten.
sd m6hte aber bod nidt Ole
WeranInifung gemeien fem -" De-.
merfte Grdiulein glirie6e beoauerro.
SAB nurl" pebrte Gobrba9 ab.
.Sbre @unoigung lit 3ur Noti3 &c.
nommen, &err Riibn. l1n6 inoem Id
Sbre @ludtuunihe bon borbin ermis
6ere. miinide ih Sbnen fir STR mei.
teres Gortfommen auiridtig 0as
Bette"
Ct bate 3mei @eingldier gefiqt.
r9oraui moQen mir anftoben!"
.Sie molten NIT @ein anitoben2"
bauhte aonrao 8ibn, Sic fagten
bod porbin -
sd 3dble nod CUR alien Genera.
ton, bie es NIT einem guten Iropfen
b6lt, unb made feline N%euerunaen
mebr nit. Mad mir Die Qimonaoer.
Sintflutb! Nrotltl"
Da ladten lie ale orei. llr6 &err
RIbn nabm aud bic tra0itione1e
Meuidbrs Smport3igarre, un6 man
fam IN Elm redt nettes @eplasoer,
an Dem ii9 6rdulein glirieoe mitun-
ter betbeiligte.
9llS Ronrab @iibn enolid gegangen
tpar, meinte bas Grdulein: sd
glaube, ct mur0e Die &unolgung mls-
Der 5urudnebmert 8apa."
y5o1 er ia gar nidt." :
r&ber 1penn er's nun tbdte? gu
bait ood neulib er5GHlt, er mare 10
fdbig unb tldtg."
rSait ia Elm eritaunlides sSnte,
reiie fir Sen 9errn!"
vgd, Bopa," onttportete iie erro-
+, tben1, riieb maj, 10 iduloig, mie mtr
badten, mar er bod nidt. Gr batte
miI0ernoe nmitonbe --"
! Limb elmer BORON ,par ib! 8ail
id nidt odbei 1par. Bie Oh NIT Die
fem @errn @iibn pl0blid) Iberein-
{timmitl Mber man iol oas nene
Sabr pertraglib anfangen. Sit or
bier oben mieoer gang flor gemoroen,
nidt me6r benedict mie beute, uno
Ienft Elm, meroe id nit mir reoen
lafen. God jebt mo[len mir Jmei
beioe nod mdl anitoBen. MuI oein
@lud, mein &in0! 8rolit Neuiabr!"
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Isle lit es audi fit MIDI nod
nidt," NOR Germ &ibns @rmi5e-
rung. SD 5iebe meinerieits sic er-
fon6erli6en &oniequen5en. War id
Bel Dem @orfan in ser Madt ser
@@a0ige, 10 lit SIRE 5@u@ 6ot
nidt geringer."
vMeine?"
rsSa, oenn mesbalb begIeiteten sic
SIR 6rdulein Todter nidt?"
sd mar inn &lub."
Cine merfnuroige Gnti9u(oi.
gung. @dren Sic 3ugegen gesueien
uno id batte sic erfannt, muroe id
mid mobl gebutet bdben, Sher5e 81
MAIDEN. 9aS lit 6as cine. Sooann
bdben sic meme 8itte rpegen elmer
@ebaltserbobung a6lebneno beidie-
ben, uno atpar in nidt ie6r boflidsr
6orm. !&err 6obrbad, h flnoi3e
biermit meine Stequna-"
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Der Meuia9raanptarg beim Gbei
mar Fir Ste angeite1ten Der Girmo
Esbrbo9 u. Co., oere1 ouetniger Sn'
tdber $err @palo Ro6eri4 Gobrbad
ipor. tetn Greignib, o,f bas fte lid
1afonberS freutet.
User Die @ratulation8cour 9ebSrte
ans Grdbttion bes &auieS, uro Der
.,&.:te~ 4atte aud i4on Offers erfldrt,
1ab e. lie nur ~oeseuegen t~eibehieltc,
Ii pen6nli& lege gar feinen @ert6
o,sf Nte 8egludhpuni6ungen. Die ia
bod .1tur cine Ieere Gornjia6e ieien,
cine @9ale obne aern.
Gr epar in1n1er bon elmer erfrrfben'
Sen OHenbeit, Der alte &err, un6 5as
tpar aud Der @runb, meSbalb man
tim am erften Gage bes neuen SAB
res ni6t germ unter Ole augen trat.
% eab Elm gutes @las @ein uuS
cine ebte &apanna, aber gu oieien
SpnrboIen Der @emitblidfeit paBten
BE @etradtungen i6ledt> Ole Ser
Ebd on3uitelen liebte.
8uridblideno auf ibas alte uro
borausa idenb auf bas neue Sahr,
batte er einem ie6en etmas gu lagen;
es por aber ielten ettuas Mngeneb'
mes. uno man botte es id)on erlebt,
boB bieienigen, Ole I'M 8emuBtlein
tbrer Tugenoen uno 8eroienite bod.
erbobenen &auptes Serrn @palb 60
beri9 Tobrbah ibre @ludhpuni@e
bargebra9t batten, bonig gefnldt
pie6er bon 6annen eei4li6en 1uaren.
Mm beutigen MeuiabrSmongen be-
fono iib ser Nlte iogar in elmer aus
geIu9t iiblen 2aune.
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-
rSeute speib ih es audi ni@t," er.
flarte er. u8ieQeidt fact es mir
morgen mie0er Elm. Mein 8opf lit 10
tribe"
rMan fonn iih .oenfen, monon.
sic bdben Dem SilpeIterpuni6 81
eifriq suaeiproden! Sunser Manu
gle trinfen!"
vMan miro 'ood nod am SLIDE,
jter --?"
vSauobl. aber nur .2imonanc.
Mon berauidt iih nidt mebr. Ias
mar einmal. l1niere 3ufunft liest
I'M @aier! Dod id meroe Shrem
@eoadtniB nadbeIfen. glfrieoel"
9ie Ibir ioes Neben8immer5, Ole
falls often geltanoen batte, 0Hnete iid
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@abreno ser loeben beenoeten
%ssago5eit in SEN Neuzgnglano Staaten
uno einigen B%ropin5en aanaoos iino,
mie Elm geridt oa1s Bottom n,eloet, Iie<
benu1posmon5ig Manner uno a1taben
|:uns 2eben gefommen 90 ut oe
Ssqaeoseit beinabe ebenio erfolgreia ee<
tpeien, mie ere Seer seq uglorreiden
'gierten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
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Evening journal., 1912-05-13
CARRY MAIL
in AIRSHlP
OVER THE CITY

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Postmas-
ter General Hitchcock has authorized
the Postmaster at New York to dis
patch mail to Washington on May "a
by aeroplane. on request of a Wash
ington aeroplane company. The Post
master General believes the progress
being made in aviation encourages
the hope that ultimately the regular
transportation OF mail by aeroplane
may be practicable
An effort will be made to carry at
least one hundred pounds of mall
without stop Under the order Of the
Postmaster General the aviator must
be sworn in as a mail carrier and the
transportation must be without ex-
pense TO the Government The ma
chine will fly a pennant bearing the
inscription, United States Mail.
The Government will buy a war
biplane provided Il is capable OF
climbing 5000 feet In 10 minutes, car
rying $50 pounds Of weight not includ-
ing gasoline, oil and water. Lincoln
Beachey is here 10 demonstrate the
machine. but owing to a strong wind
was unable to fly II this afternoon.