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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
JOE HAS
RETuRNEp TO MEXICO.

HE TUHWEU To WEN'VOF
Joe Pratt has purchased a half in
tetest from Bob Lockridge lin the old
Bud Marshall shoeing shop. and Will
shortly move again to this city, This
win be good news 10 his many warm
friends in this city. "They all come
back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

Arthur Ferguson who has peen
CRITICALLY in Of typhoid fever at MS
home In West Mexico, for the past
two weeks stin continues to remain
very low.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
IDEAL GRAIN AND
STOCK FARM.

Ide Brothers, progressive business
men, OF Springfield, Ill, who own the
fine 500 acre Dishman farm, nine
miles southeast Of Mexico, have reg
istered the name Of this farm as the
ideal stock and Grain Farm" This is
a splendid piece Of land and the Ide
BROTHERS are putting on splendid inn
provements, especially a 10000 bush
Ell grainery with elevator. The name
Of every farm in Audradn county
shmlld be Registered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rouse and llt
tic daughter. Alice. OF Omaha, NE
braska, are expected to arrive thii
week for a visit with j. W. Rouse an
famiiy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

Briildant Back Combs, stones wen
SEA. She'll and Amber, long taperlng
teeth to stay in well, only $l'oo eaeh'
others up to IS.
Mnrrall. The Jeweler, On the 9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
MEXICO, SANTA FE AND
PERRY TRACTION CO.
PLANNING TO FULTON
FulUon, Mo. Nov. "A.

Fulton. Mo-, Nov. IA.
If the plans Of the Mexico, Santa
Fe Perry Traction Company are car
ried out. Moth Central Missouri will
have a network OF ~interurban lines,
to the Mckinley System in
Illinois. The company is now build
ing two Hines out OF Mexico, and
has tentative plans made for the
other lines.
Judge NJ. Crum, president OF the
road, was in Fulton last week, CON
ferring with representative citizens Of
Galloway County, regarding the ex
tension of the line from Hereford to
Fulton. All seemed to be in favor Of
taking mp the matter at the earliest
possible moment, and Judge Crum
said the indications were that it
would be NO trouble to raise the
money necessary to guarantee the
building of the extension.
The proposition Of the company to
the Fulton people and those along the
route OF the proposed extension Is tho
same as the one made to the people
living along the Hereford line. name
lily. that they subscribe for $4,000 of
bonds for every mile that is to be
constructed. A surety company In
st. Louis has agreed to secure a
construction company that will do the
work. and one that will furnish a
bond of 500, 900 or more for a
faithful carrying out of the contract,
In a recent letter to the st. Louis
Surety Company, Judge CFum advised
them to leave Columbia out Of the cal
culations at present and include Full
ton. Columbia says there are three
electric roads knocking at her door
now, and. as they feel they cam as
sist only one. they want time in
which to consider the three propo
tons. Fulton, on the other hand, he
says, is ripe for an electric road, and
his company is the only one In this
field at present. They ultimately ex-
ipect to extend to Columbia, and, in.
lfact homo - establish > hig interim.
ham system
auistorv will show mai ALL tba bso
l;nter,,rhan lines startad in a small
WOW . said I,,dga cr.,n aronesess.
man w . MCKINLEY ~ Illinois WIN
has iuvt comnle4ed bis lime info SIT.
lI,onis startad with bia DanvsIle line
Iater -avtondiny tb,u lina and huvsup
additional ones until now he has one
Iof tba fsnest anterurban avs,tems An
ltba world
.eyvo arc n-rooravsipy Ia, q safe and
sona monner We have HMM five
-rtias o,,t 10 Mavico hoy,,rd ueresord
Names Gov huiidiny tbis rina was ac.
onired nv isspino bonds Six bhous.
ana do,,ars 10 hords wara snhscrShed
~, 49, g,rst rni,o ana ustb tbe
monov derived from this source the
fret limo was bnllt Farmers along
tbe p1ne n-urcbasad the first lot
u"e i@ie ny
was une spsp.
oSu was iuS. seai'eu sn"s nv ~
wan en ~ -
= Nne "ouu ,'s,.
aen ~
preoedine mile was compIetcd. In
n@o "A'
tnAS WAY n"1 = oen%
eai Was posn. 1no p.ay
naNe Nno
people lVnis aiohe ene pop
routes
y " no uopie ~
anu raAse ue m0 ~
posed nahes' anu uAe p,oe,ess ~
portn wni pe ieDe Jug y.
orch consA N,
Louls has claAee "a une "%A
4 49, months Eor thot raasor
11ssa. 81 80 anotho,
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
ELECTRIC ROAD MEN HOME

s. /. Robson, Judge Matthias
Crum and Mihe and Thomas Murray
are home from Columbia where ohes
went to confer with officials OF the
North Missouri Central Road.
Mr.. Robson reports there was
nnfhing accomplished.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
..DEAT HS...
OF

LLOYD ouALLs DIES.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Qualls died this week at his
parents home in Southwest Mexico.
The remains were interred in Elm
wood cemetery.
The Ledger extends sympathy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

Mrs. Bedford, of Omaha, NED, :
the guest of her daughter MRS :" '
Montague,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

n. A. Maddox was over from AUX
asse Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
ANNUAL HARVEST. iNeATH-
ERiNG THANKSGIVING

There will be an annual harvest in
gathering Thanksgiving at the Kings
Daughters Home Nov. 20. Any dona-
tions will be accepted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
WESLEY BUSH AND MISS

HALE GET LICENSE TO WEI
Wesley Bush. of northwest of town,
and Miss Iva B. Hale were granted
license to wed Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Hale Is from Pike county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. r. 0. Guthrie, Of
near Benton City, Mo-, have moved
to Burlington, Colo. to reside.
Their many friends in Audrain coun-
ty wish them much success In their
new home. but we trust the Ledger
will be corret in saying "They apl
ome bak.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
MISS LONGS SUIT AGAINST
WABASH SETTLED


WABASH SETTLED.
The suit Of Miss Mary Long VS..
the Wabash Railroad for damages
has been settled out Of court; Miss
Long has received the sum Of $4,000
and The railroad viii pay all costs in
the case.
Clare Harding, Of this city, viii
study music in Chicago this win
ter. Mr.. Harding is very talented
and Is fitting himself to assist In
eyangelistic work.
Miss Mary Long. of Sturgeon, who
has a host Of warm friends in thie
city, has returned to Josephine Hos,
Dital, st. Louis. The Ledger joins
others in wishing her an early re
coyery from her illness.
J.. E. Green. rs years old. a we'll
known resident OF South Mexico. suf
fered a fractured rib Monday after
falling from a load Of fodder. Hds
friends will be glad to learn he Is i'm
proving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
COUNTY NEWS

S. A. Pulls, county coIlector-eleot
starts IN right by buying a home IN
Mexlco. Mr. Puts Is going 10 helm
make Merioc a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

real estate firm Of Tms1
Parker is presenting customers
handsome calendars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17

>UxvAssE DIES

Columbia Mo-. Nov. IS.
James A. Carlisle, Postmaster OF
Auxvasse, died yesterday at Column.
bia.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-17
CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST scHoPP DISMISSED

The electric line condemnation pro.
seedinss against the schopp land
north Of this city Tor I~ight-of.way, ha.
been dismissed as ib,i matter has
ben amicahly rettled
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03
PrinctSa Rosina
Jose Vineta Bellaserra

Glstave Bord, ell infatigable colecclo
nista de documentos, acaba de publ
car las biografias de varias celebres
artistas que brillarOn fines de la pri-
mera y a principles de la segunda mi
tad del siglo XIX. Entire otras, cuen-
ia de la cantante Rosina Stolz, aquel
ruisenor encantador, que con todo y
ser princesa Godoy de Bassano, mar
quesa d'Altavilla y princesa Gle la Paz,
muri0 a los So amos, pobre solltarla
en- an hotel de ultimo orden de Paris
Fue una vida escepcionalmente no
velesca la de la pequena Victoire No
ell, hija de un pOrtero del buleVart
Montparnasse, de Paris. A los docd
amos Sc escape de la casa paterna pa
ra ir al teatrO; encOntr6 un protector
acaudaladO, de edad madura, quler
despues de haberse encargado de 81
educaci0n musical y de haber hechc
de ella una cantante aventaJada, Sc ca
SO con ella. A la edad de % amos fut
ell idolo de los concurrentes la Co
roma de Bruselas. Tn par de amos des
pues debut6 en- la Gran Opera de Pa
ris; con su brillante voz y sus estra
vagancias sin fin, estuvo en- camino dc
ser una setrella de primera magnitud
en- ell cielo del arte. Imperiosa y llena
de ambicion, supo eliminar todas sus
rivales, y logro que Leon Pillet, ell di-
rector, dirigiese ell teatro segun los
caprichos y fantasies de ella.
Pero lego ell dia del desquite. Ro
sina StolZ, tenia numerOsos contrariOs
los cuales una noche la silbarOn. Ella
sin embargo, sigui0 animosamente can
tando su parte, pero de rabia iba des-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03

pedazand0 Su panuelo de encaJes. Tn
.loven lord Sc 10 pidi6 como recuerdo
al fnalizar la representation, Ofreclen-
dola en- cambio una pnlsera de 10000
frances.
Tras de esta aventura de Paris, hi
20 Rosina, un viaje art1stico, rico en-
glorias, por Portugal Espana Italia,
desde donde Sc embarc0 para ell Brasil.
Tan grande fue ell entuSiasmo que pro-
voc6 en- Rio de Janeiro, que no pare
ci0 eXtrano que una n0che ell empera
dor don Pedro, la entrar la diva en- ell
palco imperial sacase la diadema de
brillantes de la cabeza de SUI augusta
esposa para adornar con ella la Tesla
de la artista.
Muy realzada qued6 asi la natural
belleza de esta, cuyo cuerpo gracioso y
flexible, en- union con una faz ovala-
da, rodeada de cabellO negro Y anima-
da de grandes ojos expesivos y de una
boquita roia voluntariosa, parecian
desafar los efectos de los amos Asi
fue que en- ell ano 1865, contando Ro-
sina va tenia 30 otonos, parecia mas jo-
ven mas hermOsa todavia que la mayo
ria de sus colegas jovenes.
Fue una epoca notable aqueIla pa
ra las rimas de La mtisica y de la dan
"a. Teresa Elsler, la famosa bailari-
+! na, lego Il ser esposa morganatica del
principe Alberto de Prussia; la no me-
nos Taglioni, Sc convirti6 en- condesa
Gilbert des Voisins, Marietta Albom en-
condesa Pepoli; la Mogadar en- mar
quesa Chabrillar, amen de tai cual es-
trella de segunda tercera magnitud
que supo conquistar como esposO d
algnn principe aleman russo. ROsi-
ma Stoltz, no habia de quedarse atras
en- este concierto de artlstas, converti-
das en- elevadas aristocraticas damas.
lContin1a en- Ia 5a. pagfna).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03

taria muerta. Tn Dios blenhechor,
proporcionando la luz, distribuyo So
bre la superfcie de La terra, la orga-
nizaci6n, ell sentimiento y el pensamen-
to: en- una palabra, la vida. Digamos
como Michelet: "que de todas las flo
res humana es la q. mas necesita el sol.
Jose Vineta Bellaserra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-03
Aeciin De Ia Iuy sobls d honlbre

Ell aire atmosferico puro, sa-
turado por los rayos regenera-
dores del sol, es un vasto labo-
ratorio de quimica en- donde los
elementos Sc unen y asoclan SID
cesar para sostener la exlsten-
cia de todos los seres vlvos.-
Brison, de Lenharres..
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received schedule, get one and attend
to the matter while there 10 yet time
TO avoid the penalty.
Respectfully,
IRA j. BRISCOE. Assessor.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DAVIDSON 4 KRAToR
AttorneysstLaw
TUCUMCARI, 3: 3: NEW MEXICO
ERNEST HERRING
Electrical Contractor
House Wiring A Speciality
PHONE EOS
HoLLokIAN q McELRoY
Attorneys-atLaw
Federal Bank Bid x.
TUCUMCARI, :; :: NEW MEXICO
MOORE q MAYEs
Attorneys-at-Law
Office In Israel building.
TUCUMCARl, ;: :; NEW MEXICO
J. d. CUTLR
Attomey-at-Law
Judge Of Probate Court, Quay County
Office at Court House.
Main st. Phone 4
TUCUMCARI, :: 8: NEW MEXICO
H. L. BOON
ANAaxnny amA Hr,.a~la, - s
0&ce-Telephone Building First Street
TUCUMCARI, ;; $: NEW MEXICO
4. J. Thompson, M. d., Surg. in charge
TUCUECARI HOSPITAL
Private
Corner Main AMI Adams Streets.
Telephone No. 80
Surgeons for Z. p. & $. w.
and G. X. l. 4 y. Railways
DR.. j. EDWIN MANNEY
Physician q Surgeon
isseen Building, Second Door East
Elk Drug Store.
Phone SO. Res. Phone III
TUCUMCARl, 3: 3: NEW MEXICO
O. II. FERGUSON
Physician q. Surgeon
Office and Residence, Main Street.
Telephone No. 186
TUCUMCARI, ;: :: NEW MEXICO
b. r. Herring, MD. @. ]. X. Moore, MD.
HEARING q MOORE
Physicians and Surgeons
DKRaA am aNatra In IlarRtUn pnsldang
Telephone No. 100
DIR. RICHARD CoUI8oN
Physician & Surgeon
3 doors west Of First National Bank
Main Street.
Telephone No. lse
Residence Phone ESQ.
TUCUMCARI, =: 8: NEW MEXICO
FNNIaAN.BRowN 90.
Dealers In
Wool, Hides and pelts.
TUCUMCARI, N. NJ. BRANCH
Telephone 1873. p. o. Boz 466
Consignments and Correspondence
Solicited.
DE- r. Q. COULTER
Dentist
oaics-Room I, First Nstl Bank Bldg.
Telephone No. 60
TUCUMCARI, ;: 8; NEW MEXICO
r. +. PARKS.
Matchmaker
zee East Main Street.
rUCUMCARl, :: :; NEW MEXICO
You can greatly improve the looks
Of adobe walls by giving them . coat
Of Ash Grove Portland Cement. In
quirs Of d. A. Belmors Lbr. Co. 3.l2-tf
O. MAO eTANrH
Dentist
Office, oom 4 ; Israel building.
Telephone No. 90.
rUCUMCARI. :: 8; NEW MEXICO
J. q. WALKER
Decided Lands and
Ralinquishmsats for sale
Office 1t
ALLEN :: 3; 81 :; NEW MEXICO
J.. T. MATTESoM
Attorney.at-IAAv
West Main 81. Kuhlman Building
TUCUMCARI 8; :, NEW MEXICO
NJ. II. KOCH
Funeral Director and EmbAimsr
TELEPHONE NO. Il6.
1888 Second Street, Residence Upstairs.
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New Altitude Record

indianapolis, Ind, June 1.-THE
world aeroplane record for altitude
was broken at the aviation meet here
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late Yesterday by Walter Brookins in
a Wright Biplane. lie rose to a height
Of i3sIla feet. The former record was
held by Paulhan, who reached an alti.
tude of 4l65 feet at Los Angeles.
Brookins was in the air 35 minutes.
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here WAS the possible danger Of those
crratic air currents that often follow
u river. Moreover the railroad tracks
were depressed in n deep cut and span.
ned by frequent bridges.
Hamilton planned to go up 1000 feet
in crossing Trenton. In fact he rose
only to 500.
"When I began TO climb he said,
81 found the wind blowing head.on,
and blowing much harder, too. Through
out my trip IT was the same way. That
is why ! flew ut a nearly uniform level
of 80 feet
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He Has Lately Established a
Record That Surpasses
Even the Splendid Flight
of Curtiss.
TO PHILADELPHIA
AND BACK TO N. Y.

New York, n. T., June 1t. h.
Hamilton landed at Governors Island
in his aeroplanc at G:il =. M. Monday,
finishing the last leg of his return trip
from Philadelphia. lie left South Am
boy, y. j., at $40.
After making the flight to philadel.
rhia from Governor's Island in one
hour and 81 minutes. and returning to
south AmbOy, y. j., a distance of 80
miles on his return trip, he had to alight
tn clean his motor.
The propeller was broken in landing.
hut after repairs had been mae Ham.
landed at Governors Island at G:3g.
Thus the return trip was made in one
hour and 81 minutes at an estimated
average speed of 5i.96 miles an hour,
which breaks the record made in the
Curtiss flight from Albany.
Accident OH Return THp
That Hamilton did not make the re-.
turn trip as easily AS the outgoing trip
was due to haste. In his hurry to get
away on his return trip, he failed to
clean his spark plugs ut Philadelphia;
they fouled, the engine baked aud he
had to CONF down on the banks of the
river two miles above Amboy.
Curtiss still holds the record for
speed but Hamilton took all American
records for cross country distances and
duration, and, using his own figures for
the return journey, his average speed
per mile established IA new figure.
The accident to the propeller in the
Jersey swamp was the second mishap
of the kind during the day, but a telc.
phone call 10 Governors Island brought
q new one by automobile, with "A new
set of spark plugs and the aviator was
able 10 finish within II hours, although
- hours were allowed in the terms ui
his contract.
An Aerial Mailman
Carrying letters between the two
cities from the governors and mayors.
Hamilton created the first fast mail
by the air route TO Philadelphia and
return and demonstrated that an aero.
plane can deliver mail from one city
tn another with the punctuality of gov.
eminent service. During the whole of
his first lap he never varied more than
two minutes from his time card and
came down on tho handkerchief laid
10 mark his landing spot in Philadcl.
phia with the precision Of n homing
pigeon.
II is an interesting coincidence that
Hamilton won his honOrs with the same
biplane that won the international speed
trophy for Glenn II. CurtiSs M Rheims
las year, and that he was driven by the
same propeller with which Curtiss re-.
Gently made his historic flight from
Albany 10 New York,
Breaks Records
Curtiss flew over n more picturesque
country. but Hamilton overcame ob.
staclcs Of geography and setbacks Of
luck that no aviator has ever conquered.
Curtiss carried pontoons. Hamilton
flew 80 miles over salt water with no
protection hut three inner tubes OF
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HAMILTON IS NOW THE
AERIAL KING OF NATION

bicycle tires wrapped around his waist.
lie took chances on roof tops, bridges
and moving trains that nave never been
even thought of before. With a miss.
ing engine aud twice compelled 10 sub
stitute %propellors, he kept going.
The Trip to Philadelphia
At 1915 Hamilton was oil, this time
without mishap. One minute aud a half
later, word of his start had flashed over
the telephone wires to the Pennsylvania
terminal IN Jersey and the special train
was moving. Hamilton 5 route to Eliza.
beth whore II was hoped the train would
meet him, lay for 10 miles over the
waters of the lower harbOr and the
Kill Won kull behind Staten lslnnJ,
" miles further than the distance
to Elizabeth from Jersey tity by rail.
At Railway, 1914 miles ont by rail, the
engineer glimpsed something like II huge
dragon fly far ahead of him aud far
above him, faint against the skies. lie
put ~ more speed and the sense of
pursuit seemed To communicate itself
to Hamilton = wife and to his mo her.
"Oh, Mr.. Ludlow, - cried the wife to
n friend, 1--WE found him. lie is with
ny. -
Mother is Overcome
But the mother could not speak at all.
She walked up and down the swaying
aisle of the parlor ear, wringing her
hands, her face flushed, her eyes moist
and shiny.
"Won Z you sit down !' entrcatcd one
of the party, offering AN arm.
81 can t. she almost sobbed. while
tears Of pleasure streamed down her
cheeks.
What little wind was stirring seemed
southcnsterly. Hamilton said after
ward that the wind was q little hinder.
but of no aid to him. He was
moving with admirable steadiness as
AN average of slightly less than 80
miles AN hour. There was no question
of Il race with the train. Whenever
the engineer wished he easily drew
ahead. bat the instant he slackcned up
the a"ropIane was Owe his head again.
Over a City
TIL" first point of critical interest
was New Brunswick, where there was
the Rariton river to cross, roofs. fac.
tory chimncy>, u city 10 fly over. with
the possibilities Of instant death to the
aviator who mus, make AN unexpected
Hamilton rose u little but held
unslackcncd pace straight across the
of the town. In passing through
the city. the engineer had slowed down
aud the ]aeroplane began To gain.
When the train ran ahead of him and
then slowed down 10 let him catch up.
the inccssant m%uSketry fire of his motor
could be heard family. II seemed n
little irregular, hut nobody guessed
the truth until Hamilton told il to his
mechanic.
when he was 1900 feet above the
Of the Kill Won Kull-so high
hat he could not see the Jersey shores
through the fog--one Of his right eight
'ylindcrs went back on him and never
picked up again for his whole journey.
Crossing Trenton
The train was nearing Trenton and
began il mount higher aud
Here was the worst spot of his jour.
ncy. Here was the wide Delaware river
70 cross with steep banks AT either side;
here was "A wide city with no path ii.
il but the railway tracks,; and
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Cross Country Flight

Jefferson City, Mo, June IA cross
country aeroplanc flight from st.
Louis to Kansas City will take place
July Is for a prize Of at least $4,000.
This announcement followed a confer.
ence yesterday afternoon. A commit
tee was named to fix the route and il
is generally understood that the line
of the Wabash road will be followed.
From six to ten stops will be allowed.
The flight must be completed within
20 hours.
To Fly 81 Miles
Kansas City, June l4,-On next Wed
nesday, June Is, j.. g. Mars in "A %
horse power Curtiss bi.plane will at
tempt a flight from Lawrence, Kan.
sas, TO Overland Park, n suburb Of this
city, n distance Of % miles.
Balloonist Has to Alight
~. Louis, Mo, June l4.--.Iohn Barry.
who started Saturday in n balloon ms a
contestant for the LRhm cup has re.
turned. Saturday night he landed at
Muystown, III. lie made a second ascen
ton Sunday but adverse wind currents
caused him 10 descend in Missouri.
New Altitude Record
indianapolis, Ind, June 1.-THE
world S a~eroplane record for altitude
was broken at the aviation meet here
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NOTICE TO

NOTICE TO AAxPAYERs.
Don't overlook the fact that you
must render your property for AKA
ton Immediately. II you have not
received schedule, get one and attend
to the matter while there 10 yet time
to avoid the penalty.
Respectfully,
IRA J.. BRISCOE. Assessor.
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The Wind Resistance

The theory Of these asccnts over an
obstacle Of wide area but Of insignia
cant height is that in a properly IKE.
cuted glide, the aviator can move' for.
ward 3ia feet for every foot he de.
sends so that if he only goes up high
enough ne can always he sure Of clear.
ing his danger path, even should his
motor suddenly fail.
Now the train was beginning To fit
through the suburbs Of Philadelphia.
The crowds increased until they hid the
hillsidcs and fringed the roofs like
black netting. Hamilton left the train
to 90 TO the aviation field. Instead Of
alightinY he circled the field -four times
TO give the people a full chance
to see him, aud then settled with his
famous glide that made the crowd catch
its breath.
Men, women aud children rushed for
him ~ soon ~ he settled and il took all
the big squad of mounted police 10 pro
tcct him and his machine.
Hamilton stepped to earth, boyish and
dinident. Mayor Reyburn and governor
were there to exchange mes.
for those carried by Hamilton
from Governor Hughes aud Mayor Cav.
nor.