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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-31

naturally the highway Of man as does
the sea TO a mariner.
Nothing Unusual
Through it all the men acted as one
who knew them would expect them 20
act. ChevaIer Wilbur. the Great I'm
perturbable, the Undisturbed, didn't
seem To know that there was anything
unusual I'm the nights proceedings. He
was the moving spirit in the post-start-
ing operations. and after that he just
sort of hung around waiting TO dis
cover whether OF not his machine was
TO get that extra 5000. Near the finish
when the aeropiane was plainly visible,
the Cleyalier walked down 90 the finish
line. lie carried with him a big signal
flag on a long pole and might have
been taken for the starter In some horse
race In the sky.
Miss Katherine Wright was more ex-
cited. With two friends she watched
closely all the pTe-fying maneuveTs OF
her brother and Charley Taylor Plain
lE enough she was happy and confident.
but wanted to have ii over anyway.
even if she was certain that "Orye' just
couldn't fail She was the first to greet
him when he came down.
"Oh brother, m so glad and pFOud
Of YOU she said.
Then Miss Wright hurried 10 the Sig
nal Corps telephone AMI sent "A message
aeTUplauIug over the telegraph wires 10
Dayton, Informing her father that the
Government tests had been completed +,
that Orvilla had made the last neces-
saTv flight, and that all was well
The machine was taken out of the
shed about 5-51 o'clock. The two Cheva-
Iers, Major Sguier. Captain Chandler,
Lieutenant FHul1ls, dozen newspaper
men and others who knew the brothers
had talked about newspapers, BleTiOt,
prizelEht-, the :arif, the Congressional
elections next year, and a dozen other
subjects all afternoon, and everyone
was ready for a diversion.
While the Signal Corps men took the
biplsue zap the field the two aviators and
Miss Wright remained a. the shed. A
few minutes later one Ok Miss Wright s.
friends brought down some chicken ana
lettuce sandwiches and the most IA
nous flyers IN the world ate them up
calmly and disUasSiOnately. No one s
appetite seemed 10 be impaired, either,
Machine Spluttered Some.
The aviators and Lieutenant FouIois
cam, up the field shcrsly before $40
o'clock. Tn a few riinutes Wilbur AMI
Charley TAYLOR had the engine going,
and, while it splutteTed a bit. it seemed
good enough. The weight was hOistei
in the derrick. while fifty correspond
eHts photographers. and others stood
about and commented on the perfection
of the evening.
AT 6.46.l1 OrviUe. Lieutenant Foulois
by his side, pulled the starting lever
the aero shot down the track. Wilbur
Tar with 1T for fifty feet and then il
pulled away from him For 500 feet 10
Rugged the ground, rising, If at all, so
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ZEPPELIN MAKES
22O-AILE FLIGHT
In Face of Sixty-Mile Wind
Aeronaut Covers 1t in
Twelve Hours.

FRANKFORT. Germany. July 81 -
Count Zeppelin landed here at $50 this
afternoon. from his new airship, the
Zeppelin II. after a splendid flight in the
face Of adverse winds. from Frledericks-
h8fen, 20 miles to the south.
The trip was made in twelve hours
The airship landed ia the aerial exhi-
bition grounds and the vast crowd gave
the veteran aeronaut and his seven
guests a tremendous ovation. The big
airship Unanswered over the city in a
series of intricate movements for nearly
an hour before alighting.
Spectators Fill Housetops.
Every house top in the city seemed
crowded with spectators. suns were
fired and bells rung. To guard against
the excessive enthusiasm Of the crowds
soldiers were on guard to protect the
airship.
At times the big vessel encountered
winds that blew from fifty 10 sixty miles
an hour.
Zeppelin II, and accompanied by seven
guests, left F'riedrichshafen on Lake
Constance at $3.50 O'Clock this morning
10 sail 10 this city TO attend the aerial
exhibition being held here.
Among the counts guests were Direc-
tor COlsman and Captain George. The
airship passed Ulm at 5:15. when Il en-
cOuntered a heavy wind which carried
1t to tremendous height and over the
mountain range into the Neckar Val
lev.
Here a wind Of between fifty and
sixty miles velocity was encountered,
but the ship behaved splendidly.
Great Aeronautic Feat.
The flight over the mountain range was
one of the GROWING aeronautic achieve
ments Of the count, when the velocity
of the wind is considered.
The airshlp passed GeiIlingen at
o'clock, half way TO Frankfort, which
is 240 miles from Friedrichshafen. At
the outse. the ship had difficulty IN
getting under way, owing to the high
wind. The prOpelleTs had difficulty in
holding the ship TO it's course, and for
a time it looked as though she would
be driven over the lake.
The Count pointed her upward and
finally, after reaching a height OF 400
feet, found the wind more favorable,
and sailed gracefully way.
AT GeislIngen the airshtp encountered
a heavy storm of hail and was delayed
for twenty-five minutes, after which IL
resumed its flight. without difficulty.
At 1915 the ship reached the old town
Of HellbrOnnes where the people gave
the aerOnauts q great ovation, Every
bell in the town was Tung, ana a great
shout went up as Zeppelin sailed over
the church dome.
While passing over UIm. Zeppelin
dropped a message for his wife, who
remained at Observation-Disclosures telling
her to fear not, on account # the wind.
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Offers SEQ For Three FLIGHTS.

r. H. ferohing, a representative of
Henry SieEel who operates big depart
ment stores in New York, Chicago. and
Boston. saw the Wright brothers at
the Raleigh Hotel this morning and Of
fered on behalf of Mr.. SiegeI $500
each for three flights of a Wright ma
chine, one to be made from each of the
stores.
Wilbur Wright said that while neither
he nor OrviIIe viii make exhibition
flights. it is probable that some other
arrangement may be made whereby
Mr.. SiegeI can be accommodated. Il
is likely also that later a Wright ma
chine may be sold to Mr.. Siegel
MI. Siegei is greatly interested in the
operation of tie aerOplane. He thought
il possible for the brothers to rake
a hight from a store roof. but Wilbur
informed Mr. Pershing that this would
be impossible
If Mr.. SiegeI obtains a machine, he
will exhibit it in mis- stores
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The second disappearance was short
only few seconds.
After that the machine came rapidly.
The wings flashed, the prOpelleTs came
into view as a whiting mass, the clack-
ing began again, and then the braces
came into view. Over the fringe of trees
down where the sleepy Old street cars
crawl out to the ClOse-iu farms Of The
CID Dominion the aero came pushing
sJralght forward Ike q snip with 4
.dshed wheel over the GeTOplane shed
across the finish line and up to thJ
north end and then, If one understood
aeropldnese, one might nave heard the
machine say
Il told you so. L said Alexandria or
bust, and il wasn't bust, was it?'
Wnght's Pretty Landing.
Mr. Wright made one Of the prettiest
landing that has ever been seen at Fort
Myer The line once crossed he came
pounding up to the north end, turned
sharply again, went south IN n han
circle and brought the aero down in d
series of gentle aiT-teTracIuEs, lending
not far from where the old u-Lcnine
came down so direly one september day
year ago.
il the cavalry hadn't been upon the
Job with all four of its feet the crowd
would have been down in an instant.
Horses and men with sidearms-lOadeu
or unlOaded-dIdu look go d, SO instead
the 5000 went home and VIII not forget
most likely that they saw OTvllle
Wright make the hrsJ CTJss-country
fight of any Importance ia an aero
plane.
President Taft. who arrived late and
saw only part of the flight, sent Major
Treat 20 extend his Generalization TO
the flyers twain Officers of the Signal
Corps and correspondents rushed in.
one of the first women to arrive at the
shed. which gradually became the Blue
Room of the field, was Mrs. Nicholas
LongwOrth. who is interested in aero
uauticS immensely. and who COngratu-
lated Miss Wright upon having such
reu14 rJxa HE brothers
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SINCE In Affords Fine View.

Taking advantage Of the fine view to
be had from Shutters Hill, near Alex
andria, several hundred persons wit
messed the flight standing under the
aerial buoy around which the aerOplane
circled as l. started on its return trip
TO Fort Myer.
Disappointed because there had been
pOstpOnements of the final test, the
crowd on the top Of the hill was not
nearly as large as on the two previous
days, but it was big enough to give
Orville Wright a rousing cheer as he
swung his machine in a comparatively
small circle around the buoy.
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slowly that its added height was i'm
percepunle. The inexperienced i'm the
crowd thought the machine wouldn't
get up, and even those who had seen
dozens Of fights were a little bit dU-
biOus
Climbed At First Turn.
BY the time the first turn came jump
ing up to meet him. however. Mr..
Wright was climbing. He had more
and more air beneath him all the way
up the field toward the crowd and ne
continued TO go higher on the next cir
Gle. BY the time he came around to
the north end the second time he was
probably up $50 feet, and IL took only an
instant for the crowd TO see that he in
tended to make a ''gO'' this time
He turned to the south when almost
directly iu front of the middle of the
crescent of humanity stretching around
the north end and then shot straight
down into the south. a roar went up
from the $500. AS he continued on and
fl was closely seen TO be "Eo.' the
crowd kept cheering. Out over the
fringe Of the Old parade ground, its
usual coat Of brown and sticky dust,
laid for the time being by the rain Of
the early afterNoon. he whlrled, the
noise of the pT0Ucilers coming back
fainter and fainter as each second sped
away.
Over Hidden Farm Houses.
out over the dunes of Dixie with their
tops behatted with long green creations
which might be envied by all the Kais-
ers In the world; out over valleys where
lay hidden farmhouses, where the cattle,
alarmed at the unusual sound looked
above. caught one glimpse of some
monster flying there and fled to safer
lands.
The noise of tn" propeIiers ceased; the
long, white wings disappeared or were
seen only when the operator struck a
current of air, and dipped or climbed
IN answer to It's message The pIo-
pellers. were not distinguishablc except
as a little darker blot against the blue
sky. faded out of the picture. and then
the only thing that was left was the
iumbled mass, the two men apparently
floating up there in the sky, alone with
out support like a giant hawk OF eagle,
SO far away that the rise and fall of
the wings couldn't be seen at all
A minute passed and then even folded
within the smoke of AleXaudria's fac
tories or else the aero slid down below
the line OF DiXie.s dunes. To ives then
that 5000 waited with "baited breath. %
anxiOUsly every one in all the crowd
probably hoping that nothing had be-
fallen or would befall.
Disappears Few Seconds
A few minutes more, which seemed
longer TO many and then out OF the
haze came the same old bIur-the pas
sengers sitting up beside the engine and
the tank The crowd knew what it
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/ until { get used to this country. Then
/ We show you something worth
while And it's more than probable ne
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Signal Corps Besieged.

The Signal Corps officers ware be-
Sieged with inquiries as 10 the official
tine. counting out the turn at Shutter
Hill, but wouldn't answer ofhand
Everybody who had anything to 90
with the flight at all was interviewed.
and the crowd trooped homeward, most
of il happy. some thinking how they
would Josh friends who hadn't come
and others nOuCOmmittaL
As one of our leading newspaper men
remarked on the way in.
"It was "a great flight" and the ma
chine, just settling down in the shed
for q night Of rest with no prospect Or
prediction.
1T was a great flight; but just wait
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Disapnears FeW Seconds

A few minutes more, which seemed
longer TO many. and then out OF the
haze came the same old bIur-the pas
sengers sitting up beside the engine and
the tank The crowd knew what it
meant. and breathed easily once more
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$is5o per mo-1347 ne, rooms and bath.
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$500 per mo.-l27 Prospect ne. 8 r. water.
81. 50 per mo.-473 n s.w.. rooms. water.
$12 80 per mo.-2ls4 NV. store and cellar.
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4b. year. SO. 900
1925 NJ NV. 15r.
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1908 N H av.7r,4b 200
1886 18th NV. l4r. .3b. 100
500 18th NV. store,
Or. b. 100
20l6 o nv. i3r.2b. 90. 90
1888 Q NV, 12r. b.75.O0
l201 n NV, 12r. b.75.OO
1879 l. llr. b. =. .65. 90
1902 18th NV. .1Ir. 2b65. 90
2435 Col I'd. l2r. 2b. 65. 90
1893 Clifton. lOr. 2b. co 90
1882 p NV. Or. b. .55. 90
222 I'd ne. l2r, h. so. 90
e24 23d nw.1lr. 2b. SO. 90
BO3 Q NV. 11r. b.5O. 90
l03lNewton nw.9. b5O. 90
1921 Garfield NV.
1Or. 2b- -........ 80. 90
ITO p NV. llr, b.5O. 90
l341 r NV. Or. b. .45. so
1923 Euclid, Tor. .b.4 90
i7@ Riggs pier. b45. 90
l123 Corc'n. 9r. has 90
1893 Col I'd, Or. 2b. $3.50
1923 Clifton. Tor. b. AZ. 50
1872 Willard. 9r. b4O. so
S506 X NV. lOr. b. 40. 90
l1O1 Sd sc, store,
lOr, b. b........... 40. 90
211 NJ NV. llr, b.3s. so
2209 n NV, 1lr, b.37.5O
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223s Mass nw.i4r.2bl50
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1856 18th NV. 1Or. b5O. 90
1919 9th NV, 1Or, b. 45.O0
1851 T NV. Or. b. 49, 90
1920 9th NV. .12r. b. $500
1725 Riggs. Or. b. As. 90
1909 Q NV, 10r, b. 40.75
2421 i1th NV. Tor. bio. so
1912 w NV. 1Or. 2b. 40. so
1918 18th NV, Or. b.
1920 10th NV. sr. b. SO. 80
1908 Riggs. ST, o. $3.50
40 Fla av, 7r. b. (. 80. so
824 varnum NV, sr.
b. . neat. 80. so
1l1S n Fl av. v.sr. b.. 80. 80
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122 Quincy ne, Or.
b. INV b. ........ 80. so
152 9th ne. Or. 80. 80
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645 Fla av NV. Ar, b. 90
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l7l2 14th. 6r. b.. 1000
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418 4th ne, 6r. b. so
621 18th NV, 7r. b.82.5 50
33I3 r NV. 6r. b. 80. 80
S507 Center. 6r. b.32. 50
l31 s NV, 7r, b. 80. 50
ll1S N H av. Or. b3O. 50
1912 Riggs NV Or. b30. so
1924 Ga av, 6r. b.30. 90
S37 Sd ne. corner.
6r. b. .T.50
PA p NV, Sr, b. .27.6
2427 X NV, 6r. b.27.N
70S Morton NV. Or. .b27. so
38l1 10th nw.7r.b.27. so
6l6 22d. sr. b. .27. so
715 1st NV. Or. b.. .2. Is
l35 Quincy ne. Or. b25. 50
222l H NV. Or. b. % so
7O4 g ne. 6r, b. rs. SO
SGT Sd ne. 6r. b. .8. SO
s29 Sd ne, 6r, b. rs. 50
622 Shepherd. Ct. .hI5 90
51s Shepherd, Or, b. Is. .00
sic Shepherd NV. .25. 90
3l1 Claiming. 6r, be-. &c
335 l4th ne. 6r. b.22. 50
321 14th ne. Or. b. .22.6
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l4& G ne, Sr. b. 20. so
1921 oath nw.6r. b. 20. so
131 Hickman. Or. b. ]. Is. 40
So Myrtle ne. Or, b1s.5O
62 Myrtle ne. 6r. b.17.5o
200 ] sc. Or. b. 1853
1871 N ] av Sc, Or. 1850
1925 4th 6e. Or. w.1l.5O
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$25. 20. .922 Pa av NV. ar
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$35. .432 9th NV. hal,
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$30.6O. .1019 Goth nw,9r
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$40. so. .215 LIST NV, 9f
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$3.50 .15O5 10th NV, Or
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$25. 40. ...2114 X NV, Or
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448 Sth sw, 6r. b. DO. 90
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1900 w NV, Orb. So. 90
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1O2O 18th, 13r, b.40.5Ot 1920 10th NV 5r % 20
1913 NV, 6r, b..325Ol 1923 4th NV 6r. b. q so
1919 NV. 6r b.325O| lO1 7th se. 6r %. 90
l617 nw,new 81. .b32 sol 2l4l Newport I'd a
zlol i7th NV. new. F. 4r, b. ....... 1850
i1o4 NV. sr b. 30 so w. IL 70
1901 9Th NV. Or. 80 sol 2417 SHOWS ct 4r "a So
2431 Knw. new. 81, BIS 90 Ii Chester ct 4r W q SO
SsSo n. OF. o. LOO 81s Marion ct w. so
1908 10th NV, 81, ,b.28JO ' "o'o'
OFFICES.
81 s:;; y: ss: s- = ,s Z is's :.
S. s.;s 8 1910 es; 8. g j. .ss
STORES.
1910 G. store. 1000 llO1 Sd Sc sto 1Or b4o 90
ill5 i g. store. 2. TOO 1o4 Fla av store 80 90
AooI nv store q 1853 Champlain av.
-aa en'le puiiding. $50 store. Or. b. so
-. lo3 !atn NV. 100 10 2746 14th NV store. 35 90
1O1S 18th. .sto, 1Or b6p OOi store TX M
1870 14th NV. -. .45 so SIS Fla ay NV q 81
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MOORE & HILL QNCJ,
1888 st.
Evening star., 1909-05-22
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

fOh NENI-
S5. 900. 1881 X NV. l6r. In
$500. .21st NV. lar. fur
$50. .728 18th NV. store
$l25..Lenox. Chevy Ch,
l5r. fur
Si25. 1881 18th NV, 19r
500. 1908 G NV. store
500. 1898 oath NV, 12r
500. 1910 G NV, Tor
800. 1909 r nw,w'house
$50. The Milton, 6r, fur
SIS. 3O3O Newark NV, Or
SIS. .Lenox st, Chevy Ch
$I5. 1929 10th NV, Tor, fur
SIS. 1920 18th NV. 1Or
$75. :. .1729 @ NV, Tor
$6s. 1011 y II av nv, ,12r
$50. 80. 1924 14th NV. .11r
$50. 1911 Adams Mill
road. 1Or
$40. 1909 oath NV, 1Or
$6O.. 1925 14th NV, 12rI
$50. 1000 22d NV. Tor
$S5. 1854 Col rd NV, ,1Or
SIS. The Westover, 6r
$50. 1905 G.. NV, Or
S55. 1906 Belmont, 12rI
41. POS Ind av NV. 11rI
$JO.7O. 1929 X NV, 11rI
$50. .&. 2213 Wash cir, Or
$50. 90. .1O16 22d NV, Or
$50. 80. 200 n J av NV Or
$50. .2505 Champlain Az
$50. 500 r NV. NV. If III
$50. ;. SIT 18th NV, Or
$50. .1745 Kilb'ne NV, Tor
$50. .3012 18th NV. 13r
$50. .144S Clifton NV. w.10r
SO. The Marlborough Pr
$50. LOT Seaton NV, Sr
$4S. .3. 1921 K NV, Tor
$43. 90. Loco n n nv, Tor
A5.65.. .l2l2 8 NV. l1r
A5. 60. .1O06 n Fl av.1Or
$45. so. .319 18th NV. .9r
$45. .1419 9Th NV, 1Or
$45. ;. 1851 18th NV, Or
$45. The Victoria, Or
$45. -. The Milton. Or
$3.50. The Victoria, Or
$42. 30. The Brunswick, Ar.
$41. 80. 1921 10th NV, Or
$40. go. .l42 A ne. 12r
$40. 80. :. 1921 NJ NV. Sr
For complete list Of pr,
weekly
SWARTZELL, RHEl
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DAVIS, 7TH 4 d S.W.
713 H ne, Or. .sto. 10. 90
go E sw, 6r. b. .2.5O
5lS Tth sw. .6r, b. .21. 90
428 7th sw, 81, b. .T.@
81 NJ se, 6r. b. 1880
11S e Sc, 7r,b. 90
1925 n NV, 14r.
2b. 800. 90
80 N Sc. Or. 400
498 Cl ct sw, 5r. $50
1913 Md av sw, Or, b21 so
1928 S Cap. 6r. b. .15.O
IS n &c. 6r.. ...9.6
304 18th sw. 7r. ..18.0
43O Sd NV, 11r. b. .42.@
1344a B sc, 6r, b. .N.0
729 7th sw nj ,6r. b. 16. IS
1921 Mt. Pleas et.
6r, b. .25.OO
1916 Del av sw, ,6r. IL. 80
40 Canal sw. w.7r....l7.@
237 Sd sw. 5r.
1909 Sd sw, Ar. .l2.@