lhan attained an altitude of from 1,000 to 2,000 feet on hisway over the valley. His highest point was 2,130 feet, as indi-cated by the instrument in the flyer. Under him, speeding over countr) roads, were automobiles,horsemen and motorcycles, trying to be near the machine shouldPaulhan fall, or… … CHARLES Wn.L.\RD IN .\CTION was borne over the field. His countrymen kissed him and weptin joy. Among the many ladies who took trips skyward in the balloonsand aeroplanes were Mrs. Ada M. Gregory of Chicago, MissBertha Freund of Cincinnati, Miss Mae Meyers of San Bernar-dino, Mrs. Dick Ferris of…
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