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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-08-07

nictva a jeho zajmd. Ma konec
pax cini mnoha cdporuceni, jak
by Sc melo proti trustu vystoupi-
ii, mezi mimi pax Sc odporucuje
pro hlavni vinniky kriminal. -
Snemovna prijala znovu vetova-
nou predlohu o Gle ma bavlnu ST.
ce snizila je Il bodu. - Dohod-
nutim Sc poslanecke snemovny a
senatu bude obchodni soud zcela
zrusen, ale nynejsich 6 jeho soud-
eli bude prideleno k soudnim spoil
kovym distriktiim. Draham bude
dano pravo odvolati Sc k distrikt-
MIN soudim proti rozhodnutl ko-
mise.
v sobotu, dne 3. srpna: - V Sc
nate byla vyskrtnuta polozka o
odvolanf reciprocitni smlouvy S
Kanadou, kterou tato neprijala
proto nema zadneho vyznamu. -
Proto snemovna poslanecka pfive-
siIa kIausuli smlouvu odvolavajici
k zakonu Gle ma ocel. Ale senat
\ nevysvetliteln6 pfieiny pfeje 81,
ably reciprotivnf zakon vzdor sve
bezcennosti zistal nasem zako-
niku. Vybor ma yolby pfipravuje
pfedlohu zakona o prispevcich ma
kampan. - Senat Sc rozhodl odlo-
ziti soud soudce Archibolda ma
den 3. prosince. - V dome po-
slancu rozhodI Sc vybor zem6del-
sky zayrhnouti obzaloby, ktere
yznesl posIanec Atkins proti mi
nistru orby Wilsonovi. - Vybor
prdvnf odporucil, ably vysetfoyani
soudce Hanforda bylo zastaveno
ably president prijal jeho resigna-
ci
Skonceni zasedani zda Sc byti
nedaleko. Vddcov6 Sc yyslovil,
ze asi tax dne -. neb II. srpna Sc
kongress odroci. Do te DOLBY zby-
va ale jeste mnoho yykonati, jak
V oboru rozdelaneho zakonodar-
stvi TAX jest take tfeba schyaliti
rozpocet. Tomu stoji ceste po-
yoleni ma stavbu valecnych lodi a
zda Sc, ze konecne budou muset
demokrati povoliti natlaku. Gel
nj pfedlohy budou nepochybne
tento tyden skonceny a take V "a
peti presidentem vetovany. Jed
nou y nejdillezitejsich pfedloh jest
ona ohledne panamskeho pr1pla-
vu. Snemovna jevi Will pracoyati
tento tyden vecery, ably mohli
PIP. poslanci co nejdrfve domu no
nit politiku, ponevadz mnozi jsou
znovu navrzeni a musi 81 hledet
svych zajmn donna distriktech.
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leno jim, re jest ma ne vystaven
attachment ably hledeli rychle
zmizet Bileho domu a jit po sve
praci. Proto nebyl pri hostine,
kterou davala uvedomovacimu w
boru pani Taftova, ami jediny Sc
nator. - V dome poslancG Sc do
hodli republican, s demokraty, re
po tri hodiny, co budou republi-
kani Bilem dome, nepokusi Sc
demokrate "a jich zady provost
zadny politicky podskok hlasova-
MIN a venovali cely ten cas- poll
tickym feGim kampannim.
patek, dne 2. srpna ~ Vybor
ma zalezitosti yojenske oznamil
pfiznive v senateu predlohu vo-
jenskou, jak byla prijata domem
poslancu po presidentove vetu
bude tato ihned odhlasovana a "a
slana presidentu k podpisu, ktere-
no Sc j nyni dostane, kdyz poloz-
ka, ktera byla namirena prot ge-
neralu Woodoyi a k vuli ktere
dial ma zakon Taft sve veto, byla z
pfedlohy vyskrtnuta. Senat
pfijal resoluei, kteron Sc povoluJe
100000 ma odvezeni americkyeh
uprchlikI 2 Mexika do ieiich do
movn. = Vrehni navladni sc pri-
mlouval, ably Sc zvetSilo prayo ze-
leznic odvolat se od rozhodnuti
mezistatni komise k soudnm. - V
dome poslanc0 koneene podana
zpraya Stanleyho vysetrujiciho
yyboru. ktery yedl patrani po ne.
zakonosteeh a taktikaeh oeelar.
sktho trustu Zpraya udava, fe
kapitalisaec trustu jest o 700 mil
lion1 rozvodnsna a uyadi vxrust
IruStn 90 nejyet1 Eloein a spiknu.
n Iprava ystslny vlhoru imenu.
Ie primo lidi ma spiknuti tom So
podileiiei a hlavni vinu klade na ],
Pierpont MoFgana. Take o Roose-
veltoyi prohlasuie, II SWIM Syole'
q. a. A -. 4 ......... I II. s..ss.-. -.
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presidentem mohli by byti proto
trestani. Proto dne i. cervence
povolily snemovny provisorium
ma jeden mesic. Mesic uplynul a
rozpocet dosud povolen neni. Pro-
to bylo treba povoliti provisorium
znovu. Stalo Sc tax jen ma IA dni,
neb do te DOLBY snad bude rozpo-
Get hotov a presidentem podepsan.
Pri tom proved stary Joe Cannon
kousek politicke strategiky a svou
vymluvnosti a silou argumentu
zastrasil demokratickou vetsinu V
kongressu, ze vzdor svemu kauku-
sovemu usneseni povoila $500, 900
provisorne pro zvlastni klerky V
pensijni ufadovne, kterych tam je
nutne treba, maji-li byti vyrizeny
zadosti podane die noveho zakona
o pensi dollar denne. Staricky
byyaly predseda snemovny ohni-
vymi slovy obvinoval demokraty q
false, ze prijali predlohu jen ma
oSizeni vyslouzilcu, kteri nyni ne
mohou dostati ME, jelikoz neni sill,
ktere by provedly v uradovne
zmenu a ze vyslouzilci eekaji jiz
diva mesice ma pensi a mnozi trpi
hidu a stradani To pohnulo de.
mokraty, ze povolili a TAX Cannon
ziskal yelke vitezstvi, jake Sc ie-
Ste nepovedlo tomto kongressu
nikomu. ~ Cannon dale zadal. a
by Sc zyysilo poyoleni na tarifni
komisi a ma vymahani protitrusto.
yeho zhkona, ale tim nepochodil
jako pcnsemi V senate se take
iednalo o pensich a senator Me.
Cu'nher prohlasil. h. dne ! srpna
hude vlada dlukiti pcnsiS,am 30
milliona nemnte Jim xase dati a.
mi eentn, ponsysdi neni povolcni
ueineno SnAi ma irho iadosl
ylofil tschto 30 mililonh do pro.
yisofia. - senator naeon byl svo.
len ptesi.~.lou scnA,n al do 10
srpnA a kAFnyeh fmsnsna hoslina
tahajers ssseslAni II IA III no.
din dopole.in. vrrhni lskaf ar.
mady general baeon ataAmil. is
sAiesns odhar iest nueen rshAIitl
lhasd hoj rro,i rassifsni - DIME
ieyshe mara, kters rsss sssinA
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Drobnosti 2 politickeho ovzdusi.

- Guverner Deneen primo a
muzne odpovedel Rooseveltovcum,
re byl nominovan republikany a
jest jeho eestnou povinnosti zI-
stati republikanem nebo resigno-
vati. Jako republican byl navr-
zen a jako republican bude Sc u
chazeti o znovuzvoleni ma stejnem
listku Taftem, ktereho uznava
"a kandidata strany. Nasledkem
toho vypovedeli Rooseveltovci
Deneenovi valku a snad navrhnou
sveho kandidata "a guvernera. -
Take ostatni statni kandidati Wy.
iadrili sc podobne.
= Medill McCormic zaslal vsem
kongressnikum 2 lllinoisu dotaz,
zadaje, ably Sc yyjadrili, zda-li
isou pro Tafta nebo pro Roosevelt
Ia V6tSina iich odpoy6dela, 10
lustanou verni stran4, ktera je ma.
vrhla a kandidatu teze. kongres.
mix Rodenberg pax telegrafoval
McCormickovi zpatky Povazu.
ii vasi otazku "a drzou neuzna-
VAN vaseho prava yysetfoyati me
stanovisko. F"
Guyerner Wilson ma radu
syyeh pfatel nevada Sc guverner.
styi statu New Jersey kdstane
po pfikladu Clcyelandovs dfade
doknd nenastoupi iiny ProhlaSil,
A. jest no 5 New Jersey tfeha \
vali iists progrcssivni praei We
statu.
V T,nnessrc odbyvali pro.
grcssivui tspuhhkAui konssuei.
kierA - ale rottFhla a TAX hEds
mi,i nArodni siezd Chiesgn ptrd
seheu pFyni Fothoslovani kontesin
dyou meal sshon vAleieieh frakei
Take Georvie. Missi~.irpi a BIO.
Fi,iy esnsmsny ken,esis
reaSsaii kenvence repahh
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molly V pripadu valky Sc Spoje-
nymi Staty teto zemi skoditi. Pri-
cinu k tomu zavdala zalezitost v
Magdalena Bay Mexiku, kde
chtel japonsky rybarsky syndikat
koupiti 10000 akrd pddy, ktera
by pripade valky byla dala ja-
ponskym lodim uhelnou stanici
zrovna sousedstvi panamskeho
priplavu. Kdyz Sc senate 0 We
ci te jednalo, zacala debata zabi-
haiti do nebezpeenych mist a k
tajnostem vladimir, nasledkem to-
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tax daleko pozadu "a jinymi ma
rody, kteri stavi valecne lodi ja-
ko 0 prekot.
We ctvrtek, dine /. srpna, - Ma
Sc vlada octla Sc dnem !. cervence
ma tom samem mfste, kde byla
pred nedavnem vlada rakouska,
totiz nemela zadny povoleny roz-
pocet. Y Rakousku da Sc to snad-
no obejiti cisarskym rozkazem,
ale u mas jest to vec kriminalni,
kdyz vladni 1rednik della ma Via
du dluhy vsichni ministri i $
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nasi zemi hroziti bylo mu povo-
leno vyslati 5 znalcu do ohroze-
nych pristavu. Ponevadz mnozi
senatori odesli do Bileho domu,
ably byli pfitomni uvedomeni pre-
sidenta jeho nominaci, nezustalo
v senate kvorum a pfedseda wy
slal strazce snemovny do Bileho
domu, ably tulaky pfivedl zpet,
jakmile jich tam nebude treba. -
TAX Sc stale, ze PIP. senatofi, kdyz
podali pc fade presidentu ruku,
byli lined lapeni strazcem a sde-
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kanske strany v Massachusetts,
nemohla Sc dohodnouti, koho ma
jmenovati clenem Narodniho w.
boru, jmenoval jej sam statni w.
Dor sice pfidrzel Sc ma true vsem
pokrokafllm stareho senatora w.
M. Crana, ktery jest Rooseveltoy.
ci re ysech nejvice nenaviden.
- Pravidelni republican, statu
Kansas obratili Sc k tamnim SOU
dun, ably nedovolily tenn elekto-
rum, navrzenym ma listku repu-
blikanskem, ktefi Sc prohlasili, ze
budou v prfpade zvoleni hlasovat
pro Roosevelta, bezeti ma republi.
kanskem listku. Ale kansaske sou.
dy odmrstily yeci tou co miti,
ponevadz pry jest to zalezitost ci-
ste politicka. Predaci Taftovi o.
bratili Sc tedy k nejvyssimu spoil.
kovemu soudu a soudce Pitney
odmrstil sam sobe rozhodnouti
odlozil zalezitost do pravidelne-
no zasedani nejvyssibo spolkoye-
no soudu fijnu. Do te DOLBY mu.
81 Taftovci cekati elektori mali
pravo zistati ma primarnfm list
ku, 0 kterem bude strana hlasova.
ii dine 6. srpna, kdy republican,
Kansasu mali rozhodnouti, zdali
jich kandidatem presidentstvi bu.
de Taft nebo Roosevelt. Zvitezi-li
Rooseveltoyci, bude jim moci ma
poslednf chvili spolkovy soud ode.
jmouti pravo bezetl ma lfstku re.
publikanskem a uzivati jmena
strany, proti niz We skutecnosti
pracuji bojujf.
V Missouri odbyvali pro-
gressivnf svou konvenci odtrhli
Sc docela cd vsech politickych
stran. 1000 delegatd podepsalo
petici, kterou Sc dostanou Roose.
veltovi elektofi ma lIstek. Guver-
ner Hadley prohlasil, ze jest po.
krokafem, ale nechce opustiti re-
publikanskou stranu, ponevad
vefi, ze jest ona tou jedinou, kite.
ra niue dati nasi zemi ten pravy
a rozumny rozvin a pokrok.
- V Oyster Bay stfidajf Sc jed.
ma navst6va "a druhou a jak Sc
proslycha, jest Roosevelt mako.
men tomu, ably MIN bezel ma list
ku n6ktery dobry JIM demokrat
"a mfstopresidenta. Nejlepe by
Sc mu zamlouval general Wright
Tennessee.
- Slecna Jane Adamsova, jed.
ma nejznamejsich zen v Ameri.
ce a pracovnice mezi pristehoval-
ci V Chicago, bude delegatkou
progressivni konvence, kde Sc
chce zasaditi prohlaseni We pro-
speech hlasovaciho prava zen, kite.
re vlastne jest jiz predem zajiste-
no pro platformu move strany tim,
ae Sc Roosevelt sam pro ne roz-
hodne vyslovil.
- Bryan postal guvernerovi
Wilsonovi 81 900 ma jeho kampan
a nabidl mu svych sluzeb co rec
mix.
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Pravs, e
nj j u Th malym
poym
obcmak e skan komiu u Expire
SEX zmdoun nemz 81 al Hjen je
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W ~uut u1S Va NWFVHNEf
v scnAtu oznAmil yfhor ma sale.
iitosti sahranisni iednohlssns
Naj souhlas : pfv,ilohon s.nAtora
Ledge, kteroa ~ xmayn patvrxnle
Mnnroeoya doktrina a dAya vsem
nAroiam svsla na vsdcmi fe Spo.
iens SsAiy xa lAdnau esnn nesio.
pas,i. shy k,sry nArci ma ,sto
polekouli nabsval driasy, neh sby
kafporses eisenAredni nskAsaly
seari s,ra,sgseks body. hde by
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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-29
What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.

Mrs. 0. c. stone is reported quite
i'll.
Mrs. White and Miss Eaton OF Paii-
ssde are in town looking after Miss
Eaton's property.
Miss Flossie Weiden has accepted
position as dry goods clerk in the
Fruita Mercantile company's store
Mrs. H. W. White and cousin, Mrs
Halsey and families spent the week
end in Glade Park at Mrs. Delta
Whites home.
H. W. Boun and C. W Fairchiid
returned from Denver yesterday and
were met by b. r. LaZeark and car
and taken to Ruby Lee.
The baseball game between Pali-
sade and Fruita yesterday played on
the home grounds resulted in a de-
feat to Fruita of to l.
Mrs. B. F. Moors, who has been on
two weeks visit with relatives In
Leadville returned today feeling
greatly benefited by the change.
d. v Righdenour and family went
to Mack yesterday overland. Miss
Mabel came up Saturday night from
there and they accompanied her back.
l.. S. Doutt. manager of the Mesa
Dry Goods store of Grand Junction,
with his wife and sister were guests
at the J. S. StardbrOok home yester-
day.
Mrs NJ. E. Ballard is entertaining
her cousin, Mrs. Ira Tommy of Mont
rose who arrived last Friday. Mrs.
Tommy will visit with other relatives
here.
A number of representatives from
the Christian church of Fruita were
present at the farewell address given
by Rev. Huffer at Grand Junction
last night.
John Pusonius of Iona received a
5-horse power motorcycle Saturday
through Lee Warner of Fruita. Mr..
Warner has ordered a seven horse
power machine for his own use
Station Agent c. R.Smith and Miss
Luella Stanfield of Iona were guests
at the White House, as were E. Frank
Winfield and wife of Grand Junction
who made the trip on motorcycle.
Mrs. A. r. Richardson left this
morning for Smith Spur, near Gunni-
son. Mrs. Richardson is suffering
from hay fever She will be joined
by her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Shrader at
Grand Junction.
t. ID. Bowman and Earl Bragg
leave today for Mr. Bowman's ranch.
Earl Bragg was brought in three
weeks ago suffering from a fractured
ankle. He has recovered so far as
to get around pretty swiftly on
crutches.
Miss Martha Moors, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Moors OF the
White House, who is enjoying a va
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-29
LUCK SAVES TRAIN
FROM AWFUL WRECK
lContinued from Page -

NCOuLluQtu from rage L.
his life. He happened to be standing
near the side of his car and when IT
turned over he clambered up the side
in such a manner as barely to escape
being caught under the bales and
boxes of express. He received minor
bruises on his shoulders.
Several other cuts and bruises were
received by passengers but nothing
was 80 serious as Reagan's injuries.
The train and engine crew declare
1t to have been a miraculous escape
for employees and passengers.
1t is believed that a soft track
caused a rail to spread and allow the
front tender trucks to leave the
track.
Conductor George King was IN
charge of the train. He was unnurt.
The accident occurred about 2:3O
O'Clock Sunday morning. The wreck
er was sent out from this city as soon
as the message was received here and
the track was cleared In time for
No. 4, which follows No. 2 to arrive
here at AIS yesterday afternoon.
Number with new engines and roll
ing stock, followed closely behind.
Among the passengers on the train
was Frank c. Stowell, son OF a
wealthy banker of Alton, ILL.,, who
spent some time in this city three
years ago. He was returning to his
home after a honeymoon on the Yel-
lowstone park.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-29
LOCAL PASTOR ASSISTS
IN SERVICE ON MOUNT
(Continned from Page /.

The idea of the pilgrimage, since
the Diocese is the home of this great
natural wonder the symbol of the
Christian fiath, and the seal of the
Diocese having its reproduction. was
to hold this service in its presence.
After the service was held, the rock
which served for an altar was marked
with a cross of loose stones.
The fame of this great natural
wonder will now be enhanced by the
fact of a Christian service being held
before it. Bishop Brewster disclaims
any idea of consecrating this natural
wonder by this service, as the Diocese
has not control or possession In any
way over it. Photographs of the SER
vice were made on the spot by Rev.
j. w. Hard of Glenwood Springs who
is an expert photographer. The
party made the return from the
Mount to Red Cliff in a half day.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-29
FruitaNews Notes

cation at Ruby Lee, the guest of Mrs.
Harry Boun was in town yesterday
returning the same day making the
trip on horseback
The county tennis tournament was
held this afternoon in Fruita. Those
taking part are representatives from
the different organizations on the
western slope, barring Grand juno
tion which now holds the champion
ship of the western slope. Those tax
ing part in today's work are Messrs-
Smith. McLain. DR.. White, Bush ana
WhittemOre.
Geo King and wife treated their
guests, Mrs. Pressler and daughter
Miss Iva Pressler, to an auto ride
from Fruita through Grand Junction
and the Palisade peach district yes
terday The ladies were delighted
with the glowing prospects. They
leave Tuesday to visit with old
friends in different points in Iowa.
and expect to start on their voyage
across the Atlantic ocean to Switzer-
land about the first of October.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-29
REBELS TELL
AMERICANS To
FIGHT Or FLEE
Insurgents Open Headquarters in Los
Angeles.-MOrmons Begin ENo-
dus to United States, After
Being DisaFmed.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
ri Paso. Tex. July 29.-Louis
Lacha, a Mormon from Dublan, who
arrived here with his family last
night, said today:
General SalaZar told us at Casas
Grandes that il intervention did not
come from Americans within the
next few days the rebels would begin
to kill every American they find and
keep up the massacre until the Amer
leans were forced to cross the border.
Salazar stated il was the direct order
from Orozco.'
4 correspondent of the II Paso
Herald wired n statement today that
General SalaZar. second in command
of the Mexican rebel army. had made
several addresses Sunday in which he
asserted that all Americans in the
rebel zone are to be disarmed and all
protection guaranteed for American
citizens Withdrawn. SalaZar said that
inasmuch a. the American govern
ment had treated the rebels as ban
dts they may as well act as such.
The members of the Mormon colo
ny in northern Mexico are fiocking to
the American border, having been
compelled by rebels to give up the
arms and were ordered to join the
ranks of the insurrectos or quit the
country.
SaIazar declared, 1.-THE Americans
have no business in Mexico and soon
err they get out the better. | don't
care whether American intervention
comes or not. II our seizure of
American arms and ammunition
leads to Intervention, then | will well
come il. Look. MeNicans, at the how
els you live in" he said, pointing to
mud huts in the Mexican part Of
Pearson where he was making his
speech, "then look how American
bosses live in affluence."
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-29
"KING OF AMERICA"
COMMANDS MCVEAGH To
CALL IN ALL Cash

= Associated Press. :
!, Washington, d. C., July 29.- :.
:, King OF America" who says he :
= lives in Curreyyell, Mo-, has :
:, commanded Secretary Mac :
= Veagh to call in all money in !.
Z, circulation and create a general :
:, panic. The King letter was re- :
:, ceived at the treasury depart :
:, ment today. He says this Z
:, would produce hard times and :.
= prevent the labor war" Offi- :
!, cials will take a chance on dis :.
:, obeying the royal command. 3
= 3 Z. {, 3 = &, 3 = . g = 3 y :.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-29
BOYS POUR OIL ON
HOBO AND LIGHT H.
DIES IN AWFUL AGONY
Associated Press.

hSSUCldltu fTtSS.
Memphis. Tenn, July 29.-Michell
Cabaniss, Is, and Clarence Shaw, 10,
when arrested today smilingly con-
fessed that they poured whiskey and
gasoline over the clothing of Rover
M. Ellis as he slept on park bench
and applied match, expecting to
enjoy his fright as he plunged into
the nearby pool. Instead of running
to the water, Ellis writhed in agony
while a policeman strove to tear off
his burning garments and he died
before the blaze went out.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-29
HELPER BANK
OK. JACKSON
ADMITS THEFT
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Helper, Utah, July 29.-That Clyde
Jackson, cashier of the Helper State
Bank, has admitted the embezzlement
more than Sl2, 900 from the bank, IS
a statement made by Wesly King,
manager of the bonding company who
saw Jackson last night Jackson sur
rendered himself to the sheriff when
an examination of his accounts was
begun. 1t is thought that the pay
ment of the ten thousand dollar in
demnity for which the security COM
9any is liable will enable the bank to
keep open.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-29
$4,000 PRICE OF KILLING.
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proceeds of their crime on the gam
ing tables.
Once broke the slayers returned
here and went into hiding. Rose it
is said, saw to it that the slayers,
with their money, were taken to the
Rockaway house. Five thousand
dollars is said to have been the price
paid for the killing of Rosenthal and
private detectives have confirmed
the information that no fewer than
twenty persons were involved
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-29
BURNS HERE?

= A report was circulated here 9
:, yesterday in railroad circles and
!, among several business men {
!, that William ]. Burns, the great 3
:, detective, was in Grand June {
!, tion yesterday en- route to New {
:, York, where he is to be employ :
= ed in the Rosenthal murder {.
!, case The origin of the report {
!, could not be ascertained and no :.
!, trace of Mr.. Burns could be 8
= found here. and 1t was believed {,
s,eto have been a false alarm. 6
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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-29
THREE BALLOONS MAKE
QUALIFICATION FOR
INTERNATIONAL MEET
Associated Press.

Manassas, July 29.-Balloon Uncle
Sam, Captain E. Honeywell as pilot
and Roy Donaldson, aide which lert
Kansas City Saturday afternoon
landed about a mile from Manassas
today. This is approximately 925
miles in air line from the starting
place and makes the balloon an en-
try in the international race in Ger
many in the fall. Kansas City Il.
and the Drifter also qualified.