ateboxes. It was built upon thehighest stretch of land and over-looked the surrounding plainsfor miles. The attendance ran from 20.-000 to 50,000 daily, and promi-nent men and women from allparts of the world were enthu-siastic spectators. $So.ooo was the aggregateamount offered in prizes, ofwhich… … LOUIS PAULHAN AND WIFE bucked his wIn all he cov ay backered an e: by going 4,165 feet up into the.lir and winning the first prizefor the feat. He also won firstmoney for the Endurance andTime and Passencer-cakryinccontests, while Curtiss took thelust prizes for the Speed andQltick Starting…
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