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For the first time in eight year-5,311: famous Grand Prix for balloons was held in Paris. One hundred
and fifty thousand spectators gathered at the startinn point to see the event. Intense enthusiasm prevailed
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Countess Aida Medulogo 11211:
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the new steamship Conie RoseL
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Miss Vera I’ntrovitch. :1 native of Montenegro. 1? years old. :1 pas—
senm'r ol‘ the steamship Conic Rinse. showed so much bravery in aid- .
i111: Helium soldiers that she reeelvei from Gabriele d'Annunzio himself
the (lecurutiuu which she is so proud l3' wearing.

RARE OLD SPORTIE'G TROPHY WON AT BELMONT.

 

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* FAMOUS IDOLS WORSMDPED BY SAN DOMINGANS ¢ '0 A 4’
Colonel Simmnn enrmerly cwv'lm}: and run; I1 ruin-.r dm‘in: the last twenty—three years has been Chief
of Polile in (‘ulm Panama Ilaytl I’mto Pin) and other I’nn-Amerimn countries. all of which he “cleaned
111).”133'angelesm one of many desperadues in ‘l use Countries.3v;15 killed in :1 lmmi- to hand engounter with
‘ Shaman Among the idols shown. the Dias Doria" in the lmver lei [of the nicture is named after a bandit
who wielded a strong influence o3er the ignorant pop zintion.

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TO SETTLE SUPREMACY.

ON 3,000 MILE CRUISE ON‘IG-FOOT CRAFT.

 

 

 

This old English sporting trophypa beautiful example of crafts-
manship. which was first won in an English cockpit in 1783, was do~
nated by Mrs. Payne Whitney to the winner of the $10,000 Appleton
Memorial Steeplechase at Belmont Park.‘

Mrs. Hattie A. Semones of RoaLoke Va, who was chosen 5?
Statewide vote to be queen of the Richmond celebration, is here she
In her queenly robes,

SHERIFF AND WEAPONS IN WARD CASE.

 

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* 3 Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory.
‘ Americas woman tennis cham-
pion, will meet Mlle. Suzanne
Leuglen in another tennis test to
settle for some time to come the
question of supremacy.

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