Eureka Reporter | 1904-12-30 | Page 5 | High Hopes Soon Dashed

HIGH HOPES SOON DASHED count de la vaulx illustrates idea with good story count henri de la vaulx the noted aeronaut was talking about aeronaut ics acs in new york our aero club in paris he said has members I 1 am sure that there must be quite aeronauts in america undoubtedly it wont won t be long before flying machines will be as common as motor cars the great trouble is the immense amount of time and money that aero nautical experiments require full ot of hope you work two three four years and spend it may be 50 on a fly ing machine and the first time you try it crash down it drops a wreck then you are indeed disappointed and disheartened you feel as a den aist Ls t felt of whom I 1 heard the other day A man went to this dentist to have a tooth pulled he leaned back ih the chair and the dentist thrust into his mouth a pair of bright forceps gave a jerk then said in a complacent tone aha there s the little joker it came out easy didn dian t ra idiot blockhead exclaimed the patient that s the false tooth I 1 paid 10 to have put in the other day