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OYER THE OCEAN BY AIRSHIP
Aarrher Iqlnri tor tha
ti at firing e
N. ' Ik Atlaatl,
Dtla
Jceaph Brwcksr attempt to eroaa the
Atiearie fes a dtrlglbla t peeilly ehar
aetarlxsd by IU kastnsssllk sissthsda.
Although th task that a aM lor hlnv
e.lf was from th Html Hitar af eao
easeful sccompllshro.nt thsa ih.t of hit
rival a, Messrs. Wellman and Vanlman,
aad although by th locality and lima of
hj flight h excluded abaolulaly any
chtais at setting storm, reegh eea ar
bed wreath at any eort, and atom se
lected a e-orter rant, ka Drat sc" all Bra
nded far th (raataat posslbls safety of
th. crow la ouo of accident, by making
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tb Urine accommodation, a thoroughly
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epartu sngtnes. alao with maat aad
sales, that by triad and perfected math
oda can b launched with aatety from th
aw- tot tb aaa at aay Urn aad at a
moment's aotic. Tkla ha beta reput
edly demoo.lrated by launching tb boat
with tta wbol craw and equipment from
fraai tb which It are suspended
artly ta tb aaa way a It wit b sue.
Bsadil frost tba aallcea, and wbicb wt
camad aa tb aid af a storing itax
at tb Ind of tb aestdsck. Major Yoa
Vareeval'a bmnttoa enabled Brurksr to
Mcantrat all bla machinery and eoulp
BMat la on ear. which It waa aaay to
aara lata a atanob watercreft, Wbca tk
boat la Unacted from tba balloon watar
anchor ar aaad ta bold th latter point
hag lata ta wind and to alow dowa It
, apaed. Tba tb beet aaa amr hit tb
watar broadetd or at a speed of amr
than tea mllaa aa hoar.
I aplt of that fundaments! precau
tion. Mr. Bracks aad hbj advisers, noted
apart. In Oormaa aaraaaatlcs and mta
ecology, hav baaa themselves tb most
akaatieal critic af tbatr chance. Their
alrahlp Saabard aaa bow baaa racoa.
atractad tbra ttaace ta keep abreast of
tb awat raeast adraaea aad sx perl
aanta la atrial Ma aaelgation. From tb
What Our School Children Ar
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outset they treated only to a parfaetad
aad waU-taatad typo and ao built th.tr
hip after ta Pare! aiodel. Wba tb
methods of I allocking tb. boat bad baaa
thoroughly triad, th. ant aad moat se
vers taat war applltd I tb powar plant
and th annulling awrbieary.
Com fort a bl bunk for tb now ar
below daek; gasoline kt caniad m fir
proot Unka along th bottom of th boat.
Wltk a partial "clack- with atalrraara and
doom, thta apadoa boat laok exactly
Ilk a araall river steemer, aad It I diffi
cult to haasta M UK ft abov tb
Th ahlp la now being rapidly com
pleted for trial trip la 0rmany and
early shipment to th Cape Vrd Island
With an alrahlp that I aow a regular
Parroval of th approved and triad type,
and capable of making sals aad extended
trial flight even undar tba difficult air
tadirjaaa af tba tamperau lone, com
pleta soeces aaay aow ba raaaoaably ax.
psctsd. Captain Joerdeaa. tta commander,
tar long a Bated allot of apherlcai bal
loon, baa bean for th last bait year
carefully trained aa a pilot of Parssv!
alrtbtpe wader aa competent a teacher
a JUeutenant Slelllag.-dclentltla amar
loaa. '
WHERE DOES THE SHOT LAND?
Wealthy Patteaea Pad la laaa
to Haa few BVaaflt af
t tk Pear.
Attention I called by the New Terk
Medical Journal ta tba fact thai maay
peraoa af wealth ara taking advantage
of aaaaaarta la tba watt by aceapytag
the ta tba exdueloa af tba poorer per
oa for wboea they war intended. Tb
editor dlacaaaa tba matter la aa artlrl.
BUtlad "A Particularly Mean aindle."
Ua ay: .
Thraugkout tke drle part af tb coun
try, partlcalarty kt tb wee, there ar
nu atker af aaaatorla of what might b
called a armt-cbarltabla aatur. Thee
ar aunaorted la two ware by weakly
obarg ta tb aatlenta. tnaufflcraat ta par
oapeaaea, and (t the extent af the
deficit) by liberal don. t loaa from wealthy
aad kind-hearted well.wteher. Tba
aaraal cent of keeping a patient at auch
AXO B STBtXAsSClf CLdUaS AT XMUUm BCUOOIe
aa InaUtutlc la about U a weak, but
lb ueual charge I only IT. tuck eana-
torta ara la poaltloa to do aa Immanae
amount af good la taking ear af par-
aona of moderate mean without th tac
rine of their aelf-raapect, but la prac
tice the aooomroodatlona are alraoat com
pletely filled by patient quit well-to-do,
and even moderately rich.
"It ta not an uncommon thing, we uo
darataod. ta aea phthisical womea be
decked magnificently with diamond din
ing at eome auch eanatorlum, where in
quiry dlacloaea that they ar paying only
th low rales aatabllahed for th poor.
Tb meanneea of tbu taking advantage
of ebarlty I aot mitigated by th fact
that Influene ba been brought to boar
In favor of the wealthy woman by aa
Influential politician, eome donor to th
Inatltutloa, or area th family phyalclaa.
"Leaving ta on aid th adamantine
heart quaHtle af people who will take
advantage of auch a situation, and to
which It I ueeleaa to appeal, we may re
mark that th wrong don to poor pa
tient to great. Inasmuch a they ar
forced Into county aad stats eana tori,
where th condition r frequently very
bad. or Into cheap boarding houses.
wher they ara not much better; second.
that thta rut of affair prevents tb
establishment of private sanatoria In the
proper region, becaus th patient who
might be legitimately expected to fill
such Institutions ar taking shabby ad
vantage of their ability to supplant their
povsrty-strtckea fellow consumptive In
place rightfully belonging to th latter
and. third and this statement will ap
peal, we believe, with great fore to thoa
responsible-the state of affair la bo
eomlag aotorlous. which will quickly dry
up the fount of misapplied charity.
"Tb doctor who bar aided la this
mean imposition nave, we ar sure, been
deceived by th patient they have helped,
and a word at caution ta them will suf
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sssmud destined to become a fixed one.
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tb court, in th person of Magistrate
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HAPPENED IN THE OZARKS
MIeaeaii Bear Story Distanced All
Competitor for th
Medal.
"Br stories." ssld th civil engineer.
"I ll tell you one. We were building a
railroad bridge some years ago down In
th Oxarks. There wer about asvsnty
flv or us In camp, mostly Urock acl
Italians. One day a native cam in ami
reported that ha bad chased a bear It.to
a car near camp. We deckled to get
that bear on the following Sunday.
The day cam and we armed for ti.s
sttack. I had a gun. Ths Ore-ks anJ
Italian took h an m..i.. w .j
th car. nd I ltd tb way, iar.torn in
nana ana gun In th oibsr. Tl:
others all foUownS. Th.
a rather larg room from which a rtr-
rw passsgs ltd Into a black void be
yond. Thar waa room foe ,
t a tint to squess through thl paasa..
However, we all got through, and had
(one about 109 fee. i... .w
whoa there waa a growl ahead. ievry-
ooay stood to whet- arm ba rossss.i1.
aad when I sew Art. .
aimeo at it and find. T
There
-a. usually . ..,
nsa aaa bji eaMA.... .
- ua eianea
fortbe entrance I was at front, and waa
boat th last maa ta ranch tba narrow
r" ,wa th rseoptlaa ball and
auwa Hir. wnasi I n . . k.
Place waa ehokm . n . ....
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ana. an af them nrMk.
I - d-perau a. of
---- -e oawtng tbea sen of tbe
assssas Hk. a jh . . .
- - - --w "i.sin lor Sanger, i
r7 ot bit tb paaaaga, acrapl four
oreek and Italian off my
and dashed out of door. I was ths
first man out. About three minutes leter
a "reek came out. He was built Bks a
"rattler. One ear was -."glng and botb
ale eyes wer dosed. He waa saying
oaastblng from Plato. Five other man
earn ot In ths cert Ave minute. Xor.e
of them had any clothe on. Some t
lbr Pt right on running toward tbe
oamp. Two of them nan a little way off
and lay down on their back. The last
maa out was a little Sicilian. lie eras
orying softly and rubbing bl fist In hi
srs. U did not look lib a man who
bad bssn In tb prsseaca of death, but
resembled a loet child.
-WU. w all want borne. We never
a anything mora f tba bear, nor did
acxyeae around cams H
A Sam Bernard ears, rt wsa a
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