Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-30

VNrYT1DCY
hENo ANU 1IMEo' ihOiVoIC
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too hus,. rron,r, ~, HE e,ph, IN tall, !
hrs,,oss ITO na., ,oo,ed IA cle,r n
r.,r,,ss ana - o.. lac ,o,or mazda bis
Are, areoni,ro e,,,,,, a, ,bo homo of Mr.
c,,r,,ss Itanra,saoor, \ Y In b,s
soco,d ei,h, 70 ,.,,.otod % mi,cs and
made new amateur record. lie leased
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croatia, f,p,e u, p,,,hap and cur,ies .rho
,,s, a,v ~ ,,o ,,oo, ho,,o,or 30 io,ana
mr. rather doyconaod into ,erero, ,ri,,,c
po,ioo 1,e uor, go, Il, oro ~ ,hs sr,a,,or
r,urtiss machines and Tho crowd y,s
anon ,n,ensoI, ir,orested q, soo,,s . ,er,
and upapn,,,,coa ,,Lo,or o,,,nh,,o go,
hivber In tho air than tho o,hors PAM.
han and Cur,iss In tho ,,oor,,no usro
encaved in a ,ess sr.c,,ou,r ,hou,h
nrobab,v mora ,,onor,,,. epdur,rca cor.
test uan,,to, w,,h yre,t sooed md
skill. reached a beivh, NJ cN foot SID
denly tho nro,e,,ar wos .oer IN s,o, orJ
tho aeron,,,e c,roo o,,,irc do,n t., ,
beaut,fu, md yr,cofu, desoor, rive
crowd r,. om,vod ava oor,,,,r,an,oa ,h,
Young aviator wbo .,ood Ioo.,r, ohasb-
cd. annaren,1v cb,er,,od riro,i,. bo ~
plained that he cou,dn,t he,n tho bea,t,-
~, glide ne HE cr.nl sbo,, al srarned
of high IN the a,r
n ~ IT
This was the begin,i,o ~ En-. ,,,,o,..
glldes which. MS has been stated. ore the
e.pecial characteristics Of this avtator's
Awaiting. For Hamilton en- liked tho som
sation OF thus coming gently and prad
" TO earth from q treat he,eht INA. he
soon tried Il again This ia the WAY bo
has described the sensation of falling
from great heiah.;
After having reached AZ great q be,.h.
as desired the aviator short-circu,.s his
motor and stops It. Thus he rohs himself
OF all motive power lie noin.s his dc.
Hector downward. and begins to slide
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| HIS WORK AT SAN DIEGO.
When the Los Angeles NEE, was over.
| Hamilton went TO San Diego cal whore
| he made some OF his most Spectacular
flights. The occasion of his Night 70 Mex
| spectacular. flew
from, an island out over tho Coronado
Beach hotel. over the city Of San Diego
| then out over tho ocean a distance Of a
miles and was lost TO sight in the wllds
of Mexico. He was considered lost and
excitement prevailed When his rish,
started toward Mexico. he was followed
along the beach by Ave fast automobiles
but he soon few out Of sight and the
| automobiles returned TO the hotel Ate,
| an hour he returned rying against a 2.
or 20 mile wind. again circled the city and
; BAY. landed where he started and de.
scribed the wild Mexican country owe,
which he had passed
A night fight was another thrilling oc.
CASTOR. He rose TO an altitude of some
| 1000 feet and ctrcled about thus elevated
a mere .neck under n beautiful canopy OF
nurple and gold. the arterslow OF a Cali
fornta sunset. on this flight he soaret
for nearly an hour over the ocean an(
out over Point Iona. and above tn,
donles Of the ;heosophical temples which
are located there.
Mr. Hamilton went from San Diego t,
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