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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
BEACHEY BARRED BY ARMY
His Stunt" Too Dangerous
for Aviation School.

Washington, oct. l9.-The determine
ton of the army aviation officers to dis
countenance unnecessarily dangerous fly
ing Is responsible for the permanent de-
Garment of Lincoln Beachey from fur
Their flying at the Army Aviation School
at College Park, Nd.
Following "A series of spectacular
stunts" Beachey was ordered from the
field. and Immediately went to Philadel-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

AGENTS wanted TO sell absolute necessity to
automobile owners; rapid seller. big commits
sion. send Tor particulars. r. n. Garrett 90,
co Fort Greene Place, Brooklyn. y. \.
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SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool. oct Is-Celuc BD, New York via
Plymouth. oct 10. 4IB m-Oce,nic OBJ.
New York Tor Cheroourg ana So ylg , ,,,.
tand proceeded. sos pm. New YORK New
York Tor ChcrDourg and southampton lana
proceeded
e Via Plymouth and Cherhourg. - IN, -
Hong Kong. oct IH-Sindon Hall uhrD, New
YORK via Port Natal and Nhawpoa. -.
Alden. oct "a Ndamsturm tG"r. New YORK
via AIglcrs and Port said Tor Bombay ana
coranbagen. oc, Finchley U3n. New York
yGT. via ~ Vincent g Y. cape Town. etc.
Mgsscf Bay oct lS-Noyal Prince ,brl, Ne"
York via cane Town.
Rotterdam. oct 10 HesperUs Ger, NcW YORK
Mora tgr, Galveston via Norfolk.
Neville. oct 10 Camcron,a tBD, New Hor"
for Glasgow Nnd pToce"d"dl.
SAILED.
London. oct ig-Mnncwaska lRr), Sew
Finm,, oct Ig-PauuonIa tBrI. New York
Ma Trieste and naples
Liverpool oct l0--Carmania tBrl, New YORK
via Queenstown. Teutonic tBr), MontieaI.
Bahia. oct Eastern Prince CBrl from
santos and RIO de Jan"rol. New York.
psufrr,ra. oct 1S-Gulana Obj, New York.
HAVE. oct bordeaux tFrt, New York.
CaIf0rnic ,FrI. New York. I 2 m. France
orr New York, Niagara tFrl, New
poy'r oc, 10. S.o5 m-ZecIand CBclg)
from Antwerp. New York
Glasgow. oct ia-CaIifornia lRrl, New YORK
rI4 v0yUIo. Lctiflu tBr). Montreal.
Calcutta. oct lo-kazcmb' OBI, Boston ana
Nnw York. 80.
DAM from Copenhagen, New York.
Nauaos oct lT-Huhort tBrl. New York.
- Nichacls. oct lS-Roma orr tfom mar
settles and Lisbon, Providence and New
York.
noIIo. oct lS-Inverkip lBrD, New York.
Southampton, oct 10 12l5 m-St LOUIS
Naw York via Cherbourg.
Rotterdam. oct lT-CampRnello tBrD. New
York.
PASSED.
Lizard. oct is-PauI PaiT (Br, New York
Tor Calais.
Perrin. oct lS-Adamsturm tGcrl. New York
via Alglcrz for Bombay and Calcutta
Gibraltar oct lO-LcnnoN tBrD, Manila
singapore. otc. for New York
Dunnct Head. oct 10, q m-W"llig OIhv
DBanp New York FOR Copenhagen.
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STORAGE NOTICE.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS. comprising beds,
dressers. bookcases, books, desks. hair mat
tresses etc. the property OF Mr. Oscar Congel-
ton and Mrs X. Braman, to satisfy claims
against the aforenamed for carriage, storage,
etc To be sold at public auction on Nov. 4,
1912 at 10 "A. m. on the premises 40 West
8lst a. II. +. GOODWIN.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER ..
TUESDAY, OCTOBER q.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Mail Vessel
Vessel For Line. closes sails.
p Joachim. Colon. H-A.... $3.50 a m $3.50 m
MONDAY. OCTOBER 81
C,penarne. Paramaribo RDYI II 100 a m $500 p IN
Colon CrlstobaI Panama loo. II 80 "A m 300 p IN
Santiago, Brunswick, clyde --- 100 IN
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ~.
kaiser "A H. Bremen NGI, $3.50 a m 1000 m
Grenada Grenada. Trinidad. 1000 M 200 m
Rnt'rdau1 Rot dam UOIl-h 1000 a m
Mohawk Jks0nyille CLYDE. -- 100 m
q of Savannah Say'n'h. say 800 y m
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %.
MauTetania, l. pool Cuuard 90 n
Philadelphia, Curacao. Il d $50 IN 1900 m
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FURNITURE.
FOOT SPECIALISTS.
LAWYERS.

LAWYER SCHNEIDER, 1913 Broadway
lcor 2GthD. handles all matters. satIsfac-
ton guaranteed. open evenings.
RELIABLE LAWYER OF long experience
gives consultations free. LAWYER, 90
Church ST.. room l7S
RENO LAWS explained by Western lrwycr.
Room I15. 1873 Broadway (c0r. |stn).
Open evenings.
ACCIDENTS. estates family difficulties. No
Zee unless successful
WITTSTEIN 3p9 Broadway. Room 9oS
lnnlDCNJ cases my speciality. GOODMAN.
hJOIDLNi 1889 Rway Di2dJ open evenings
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, October -.

ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel FRANK GREENE, signal
corps, from duty az chief signal onlctI
Western division, December 2. 70 san
Francisco. sailing for Philippines Dccem-
Der =.
Captain THOMAS II. r. MINTYRE, coast
artillery, TO Fort Monroe, November l., FOR
examination for promotion; thence TO
proper station.
Following changes officers corps Of engineers
ordered Captain RALPH r. WARD, from
ID Battalion OF Engineers 20 take station
at Mobile, Ala: Captain JOHN KING
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HELP WANTED
Male


AGENTS sell our speciality and make 5000
money. Easy proposition. Write to-day Tor
free booklet The Legacy Mfg Co., 5jl
olympic r.. Seattle. Wash.
AGENTS Write FOR Information concerning
our big seller particulars free. on nan make
big money. Cone Mig. Co, 4u3 Parks.4e ave.
p.Ooklyn. y Y.
TCENTs-Write US to day Tor our proposition
its free; big money for you. The Empire
Speciality 20, 81 Josephine ST., Buralo. y. D..
AGENTs-Here's a good proposition offered TO
husters: fast seller; write al once: rs rec
The HarbersOn Co, 10 Pine St. Newark. y J.
AGENTS wanted 10 sell absolute necessity to
automobile owners; rapid seller: BIG commits
sion. send ror particulars. p. n. Garrett %,
GO Fort Greene Place, Brooklyn. n. y.
BIG MONEY WRITING SONGS.--Hundreds
OF dollars have been made by successtu
writers: We pay 30 per cent or prohts n sue.
cessful Send us your original poems, songs
or melodies to-day or write for free partlcu-
lars. Dugdale Co. Dept. AS, Washington, d..
CLERICAL, executive, sales, technical open
ings for competent men; oookkeeper' ~
assistant sales manager, $40. accountant lpuo-
lic). $40 bookkeeper tsaie-guard), Sl5; BOOK
keeper office manager. SIS. clerk tsiaustlca'
s5 salesman mill suppies). Call for intorma,,,
ton about these and other positions, Alsnh'
agency, Flatiron BUILDING. -
FARM MANAGER WANTED.
Sober. honest, enrgetic, practical man OF S
ocutive ability, with good general noWled O. ,
farm machinery, dsirying. grading, read ould-
ing and efficient handling Of men ana tsanis, 1
farm abou, 30 miles from New YORK; hogss
supplied Reply, with full details, o. l. b.
BoX 20, Tribune Office. ---
FARMER TO take entire charge OF live STOCK
and dairy on a gentleman's farm; 20 or -
head OF cattle. 90 or more sheep, PIGS, NOTES.,
etc poultry under another man; good az
around farmer that IL fully acquainted VITA
the up-to-date methods Of caring for peoI-
gree stock I'm up-to-date SURROUNDINGS; tAn
SIX miles from OF Conneoticuts pest
towns. within ono hour Of New YORK; mar
ried man. without children, and vlre mus.i
be good butter maker and willing 20 eosIa
two or three other men: cottage. ADDRESS.
stating age. nationality, experience Ana
wages expected. NJ b. b., Box 10, Trioun'
once.
HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY 20 make 500
monthly: spare time: matter There SGS
live: no canvassing: guarantee free eooSe,N
show you how. II. r. Rogers. Dept r-''
Boston. Mass. -,
/ MADE $50 600 IN i've years with sinsn
mail order business; began with 80 send Lot
flee booklet; tells how Hescock, $780, Lo'A'
port. n. Y.
MARRIED COUPLE Ha; %i,s eo sSs''
Private family in country; $50 monthly.
Twins Agency, II w 18th 81, Estao ~ yeH-~
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LOST BAN KBOOKS.

HANDBOOK No. GO7.52 OF the Union Dime
savings Rank Is missing Any person having
a claim 10 IL is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit TO having
said passbook cancelled and new one Issued
BANKBOoK No. $50 1854 Of the Union Dino
savings Bank Is missing. ANY person having
q claim 10 IL Is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit TO having
said passbook cancelled and new one Issued
EANKEOOK No. 454 675 Of the Union Dime
savings Bank H. missing. Any person hav-
ing a claim To II is hereby called upon to pre-
sent the same within ten days or submit TO
having said passbook cancelled and new one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Saturday, October
19, 1912.
ARRIVED.

Steamer FIorlde CFr). Havre September %
and Quebec October IL, to the Compagnie Gen.
erale Transstlautique, with mdse. Arrived at
steamer Dochra CBr) Rosario September TO-
Romallo Il. st Lucia october and Boston ~,
to Barber & co. with mdse. Arrived at the
Steamer Francisco CBD Hull September 20
and Boston oct Is, to Sanderson K SON. with
mdse Arrived at the Bar at t;3O m
Steamer Isabella, MayaRuez October 8, Gu
anIca 8 Ponce and Jobos 10, Arroyo and Ma
luabo IT, 10 the New York s. Porto Rico IS
CO. with mdsc Arrived at the Bar AT ''4o
steamer Baltic CBD Liverpool october 10
and Queenstown II, TO the White star Lane
with pa first 4l9 second cabin and III steer
age passengers and mdse. Arrived AT the bar
steamer Millinocket. Stockton, to the Great
Northern Paper Co. with paper. EesseI 10 a
Bull Co. Passed In quarantine a' ''o'
steamer Mohawk, Jacksonville october 10
and Charleston II, 10 the clyde IS Co. WIN
passengers and mdse. Passed In quarantine
steamer DrumclIne OBJ. Hamburg October
l. to Houlder, Weir & Boyd, Inc, with sugar
Arrived at the Bar at 1913 m.
Steamer Hamilton Newport News and Nor
folk to the Old Dominion SIS co, with pas
sengers and mdse. Passed In Quarantine AT
steamer Carolina, Newport News, to the
New York & Porto Rico Sc Line, with mdse.
Passed in Quarantine at 1:42 m, :,
Steamer A Rayn, Port Arthur ''toutE -,
10 James w Elwell e. Co, with mdse. Passed
I'm Quarantine at 1913 m.
steamer Ia SavOic H'rl. Havre october II,
TO the CompaRnie Generate Transatlantlque'
with ~ first 1875 second cabin and GIL steer
age passengers, mails and mdsc. Arrived al
the Bar at 10 a m.
steamer Blrma RUSS. Lihau october ! via
Halifax H. 10 Benham & Boyesen, with III
cabin and So steerage passengers and rnds".
Arriyed,at the Bar AZ $50 a n
Sandy Hook. y J. oct 10, 800 m Nlhd
west northwest. moderate breeze, CLOUDY !.
hay OF shore. light sea
SAILED.
Steamers Huron. Charleston and Jackson
Vile. Vord IBD. Rio de Janeiro. Ounda
tCubani, Nipe. Taormini dtaD PHILADELPHIA
SiNlola GrI. Kingston. Denver, Galveston
DaEnn CNori. CaibaTicn. Minneapolis 'hTl.
London: MORO Castle, Havana; Hoimesit'
Obj. Rotterdam; italia Otan, New orleans
Caledonia tBrl Glasgow. - Paul, Sonthamp-
ton: Prlnz Friedrich Wilhelm Gen. bfemen'
Fsplrta u}r Port Limou. Caronia obj. LiN-
erpool: Vadcrland (RelED. Antwerp. Potomac
Ggr London. Princess Irene Ger, naples
Cleveland Ger, Madeira ION cruisel5 jacob
Bright IBr) Philadelphia: Protcus, New or
leans. Coamo. san Juan: san Giorglo biaD'
Naples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

Local Official Rccord.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows tho
changes In the temperature Tor the last twenty
four hours. Iu comparison with the correspond
inc dat. NJ last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

Amirante, Colon L F Co. $3.50 III ia.0 ~ ~
Pathf der. San Juan NY&PR. l0Oo IN l. ~ ~ ~ -
L. DOwnshire. Santos. :" III i'"' y ''
Taormna Naples, Italian. 90 -,
Argentina. Naples, Aust % = -,
Sabine, Galveston, Mallory. 20 y :.
t, toI Us "a "a 1riia,s "a y - 1900 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

Highest temperature yesterday, g. degrees lat
.. NJ. lowest -. average, g.. average Tor
corresponding date last year. az, average for
corresponding dat" last thirty-threr years. II.
Local forecast. Fair ANA colder to-day. fair
Monday. light 10 moderate west and northwest
winds. becoming variable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

DIAMONDS RESET WHILE you WAIT
Mountings ready Highest prices paid for
Diamonds and old jewelry. DlNHOFER
BROS, 142 Fulton st, Manhattan.
DIAMONDS SET WHILE YOU WATT
Diamonds and precious stones bought.
MIDENMEYER. u Malhen Lnne.
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MISCELLANE OUS.

LOVERS OF aquatic sports and travellers py
water. write for free illustrated booklet ~
to-PneumatIc Swimming Belt, Inc 3VS broaN
way, New York. ---
Ir-T,rt,p Two mounds made TO grow where
one grew before: sample packet free Al
dress X 3. Box g, De Kglb. Ill.
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eYEsIGHT SPECIALISTS.

DIR. MORGAN makes no charge for testinI
eyes. II years European hospital expo
riencc. optical goods at moderate prices
PrInEle's DRUG Store. iSth 81. and Sth ave.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES; 3O7
Yves. 3Ith st.-Moying, storing. packing.
shipping. Telephone 1890 Murray Hin.
DAUBS STORAGE WAREHOUSE. ~ LIST ave.
Storage. moving, packing, shipping
safes and pianos moved. Tel l2i-Orchard
M'KINLEY STORAGE co. 232 Fast 1isth.--
Vans for moving: shipping packing; mod %
crate charges. Tel lSii-Harlem.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.
FOR SALE.
RESSMAKING.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
DO not discard your old gowns II they are
not Of the latest style We will remodel
them equal to new, at a very reasonable
prompt attention will be given 70 your or /
der. You are cordially invited TO see our
new styles. Established 80 years. MNES. Y
MERRETT g. VALDES l03 West 1lTth 81.
Telephone $500 Morningside.
NINE. MARIE.
Head woman in high class dressmaking es-
tablishment, wishes a few more private Gus
toners. Appointments made by phone az
Columbus 1883, from 10 a. IA. TO p. m, also
Schuyler 1884 after p. m. Models TO select
from direct from Paris. Exclusive trade.
English, French and German spoken.
ATTRACTIVE GOWNS, copy from French
book; chic Partisan; your OWE material,
from $40 up: estimates given; very reason
able. Evening gowns our specially. Gowns
remodeled equal TO new. MINES. MERRETT
s. YALDES. 100 West I17th ST. Tel. $3.50
HORN LADIES TAILORING co, 247 WEST
Bath ST, WILL MAKE A PERFECT FIT
SKIRT $50. FURNISH YOUR OWN MA
TERIAL
MADAME SHEER, 136 WEST SID ST.-IM.
PORTED EVENING, STREET GOWNS At
VERY LOW PRICES. ALSO MADE TO Or
DER. FINEST WORKMANSHIP GUARAN-
TIED; INSPECTION INVITED.
NINE. ABRAHAMS. 16s Lenox ave--Attrlc-
tive street, dinner, evening gowns made %
order; estimates given; reasonable; finest
Telephone 1905 Harlem.
Evening gowns; alterations:
good filter references. Address d, l6I East
sd ST.
DRESSMAK ER.-Competeut makes and re-
models. childreD's a speciality juliet, rs
Fest i2,h 81 Tel 4ns Stuyvasans
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HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise, G.l7. sunset, 6:13. moon sets, 1891;
moon age. 10
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
CONRAD KIND PIANIST
COZ Carnegie Hall Wednesdays and Saturdays.
MUSICAL.

FLUTE PROT Enrich. expert flute lnstruc
tor. moderate rates. studio, $40 West
l3sth Fl. Pamphlets mailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, Largest, Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel 1892 1898 Bryant l3T-439 West 45th st.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO-ClcLns
by compress cd air steam, hand or on moor.
1858 Broadway. 42l East 18th st. COE Il
RR NNDT. Tel l32-3Sth
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omciar. observations or United states weather
Humidity
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Humidity.
q. m-...... 6aI y m----.-. 4 Is 2. m.-..... IS
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DIAMONDS, JEWELRY
DIAMOND Settlers.

OLD JEWELRY remodelled to look like new.
Repairing n specially w. Heckel ieweler.
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
TYPEWRlTINe AND TYPEWRITERs
DETECTIVES.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau st. Catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
In I'ndernnnds RemlnStons divers. Smiths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

HARRY II. MORTON; no agency connection;
highest credentials. ITO West Both Street
TelenEgiie connection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

MADE 500 600 in i've years with sn AZ
mail rider business. began with So: send foF
flee booklet: tell, how. Hescock, $780, Lo'A-
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r,p,, ,,I>,cEp WIYTFD

HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY 20 make 500
monthly; spare time: no matter "here yg S
live: no canvassing; guarantee free eooS'eIr w
show YOU how. ii. r. Rogers. Dept. F-N'
Rnsinn Mas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
PAWN TICKETS.

WE RVY PAWN TICKETS old gold, piati
mum. diamonds pearls. III. FEINGOLD
as Gth ave. bet. 37th and 3sth SITS. Bust
uess confidential
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

wANTED.-A first class platter machinlst
and die maker, and sales manager for
our plant. that has some knowledge Of the
manufacture OF builders hardware, that Is
willing to invest from 81. 500 to $4,000 In a
responsible concern. The Western Hinge and
Manufacturing Co, Leavenworth, Kansas.
WANTED-Practical business man with $4,000
to $40, 900 TO take interest and pTesideniy in
-four mill, Central New York; 100000 cor
portion. W. Il. DOWNEN. oneida n. Y.
AN OLD EsTABIISHE AND SUCCESSFUL
employment agency. making ten TO fifteen
thousand annually. retiring; largest In city.
J., s7S Lexington ave.
CIGAR STANDS in once buildings; also
cigar stores: all prices WARE, IS Park
Row, room 800.
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WANTED.

MIDDLE AGED. well bred man. Anie Iscrs.
wishes position, city or country, AZ .sntl
tary, companion. attendant oyerseeH
Competent Tribune Office --.----..,nss
WANTED Ambitious Young men 20 thsy
travelling salesmen and earn WIZ, sys-
learn: write for particulars. Bradsree'
tenn, Rochester y. Y. -.-...ss.
USEFT'I. MAN, Irish must have reteis Ss3
500 room and board. Modern Asen'"
9Th ave Tel. SIS Columbus.
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Female.

Female.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, y,sT;er-
son. four In family: $50 Miss ~ isd
AIDS Agency, SOB 9Th ave. Entrance =" ~
COOK for country; two IN family, nhSsncy,
capable: $40 Miss FitzGeralo
sos 5th ave. Entrance on i2d 81 &c
FIVE maids for Florida; waitress w; Isup-
stress, $50. kitchenmaid So tn nv MISS
dress $50: first class private ta"''
FitzGerald's Agency. SOB 9TH ave, ED,
LAUNDRESS.--Cit four in tahn re en-
Miss FttzGerald's Agency. 5O3 o'h
trance on 42d st. ere
NURSE for child one year: Ensllss" refer
ferred: must be capable; have gov o9 9Th
ences Miss FitzGerald's Agency wv
ave. Entrance on 42d 81. -----.--6sr-
TWO GIRLS.-City; waitress. $50; errStsGsr-
maid, s25: two I'm family MISS Cd aga.
AIDS Agency. 500 5th ave. EntranS-S tx:
WAITRESS and PARIORMAID for Ssa~rslds
three In family: S25. Miss .oS At
Agency. 503 5th ave. Entrance OH f-o
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LAUNDRIES.

ROsSNORE LAUNDRY. 3jO-352 West 8sth
st.--iinens handled consclentiously Work
That hrInGA repntntlnn. Tel I22i-Madison
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THE AVlAroR's FEAR,
Some Of tho Mishaps He Must Avoid
IN Midair.


Hoxsey was a fatalist, one Of the
many whose strange temperament has
helped make aviation possible
IF it's after me, itll get me-" he
used TO say.
This symbolic ut" is recognized and
feared by all They feel there's a thing
lurking in the clouds--a death dealing
thing that patiently awaits heir day.
TO his uncanny feeling. this gruesomo
promonition. their fatalism is trace
able.
There Is something beautiful and ter
rible in the conception that even the
most unimaginative aviator holds of
the thing that waits for him up in the
sky. often with supreme fatalism he
talks indifferently on the subject. hud =
died in n tent or on the lee side Of a
hangar when the wind is booming and
the canvas Tapping heavily at its
straining ropes.
"Itll get us yet" he says when the
wind whistles its loudcst: "it'l get us
as IL did tombstone Hoxsey. Moisani.
That's his way OF referring to the
thing-luck. chance. fate. death. But
we whom the air has not transformed
into fatalists can subject the matter
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RATHER SEVERE.

Charles NJ Schwab, at banquet il
New York. condemned the severity Of
certain laws.
These laws" he said, are over.
severe. They remind me OF Magyar
Judge.
An American tourist once attended
a Magyar court OF law. and the Judge
greatly pleased. invited him to a seat
on The bench and proceeded with the
first case
1T was case about a goose. Three
persons were concerned in it-4he own
err OF the bird the prisoner, and one
witness.
THE case began with the owner
or plaintiff.
Your honor, he said that man
in the dock there stole my goose
Very good. Step down said the
Judge. And he turned 70 the witness:
What have you got to say
Your honor / saw the man IN
the dock steal the goose
Very good. Step down And The
Judge now turned to the prisoner:
What have YOU to say on youI
part?"
Your honor, 1 did not steal tho
goose
Then the judge frowned and, in
q deep, impressive voice. delivered
judgment.
Prisoner he said. Il sentencc yot
To a years Imprisonment for stealing
the goose. You. plaintiff. / senteuc,
TO a years Imprisonment for not look.
ing after the bird properly. And al
for you, witness. | give your a year fol
not ininding your own business"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-16

to cold analysis. We can separate the
elements of this weird compound that
has made these men more Indifferent 10
life than were ever the swarthy SOL
diers OF Mohammed. We can see, in
stead OF the vague shape that some-
where behind the clouds is taking those
who once yield to it's damp, misty ter
ror, the many causes of accidents in
the air.
For clarity. let us place these causes
In groupings:
First, there is the strange psychology
of flying. Accidents to themselves do
not make aviators careful; rather, they
have an opposite effect.
Lightning does not twice strike in
the same place in the same way" they
reason, land if it's going TO strike us
in another place, it will, that's ALL"
Also, accidents to other aviators have
no effect on them. Remember Hoxsey
at Denver and Los Angeles. lit was
his turn" is the attitude.
Second, there is the carelessness OF
flying, which is best subdivided in this
way:
1. Relaxation of nervous tension.
2. Momentary loss OF balance.
3. Overconfidence.
4. Confounding recklessness ignor-
ance Of danger, and fatalistic indiffer-
ence with bravery.
Lastly come the mishaps that may
befall the aviator. like air sickness,
| temporary paralysis from the cold,
heart failure or mental collapse. The
machine, too, may break or be pitched
| about by air currents,--Edward Lyell
Fox in Century Magazine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-16
REGULAR EXAMINATloN.

resu.ar examination col applicants
for tearlrrs' certificates WW be held
~ The hiel school building. Houshton
ca Thu sdas and Friday April - and
20 commeI-lng promptly "a s 80 A. ~
esch da3
one half of tho examination Iucs-
t"r~ in r-adlls for an certificates viii
De- basel Oh -iudsoE's Introduction 10
The STUDY II Literature" the remain
der 81 thc questions on general meth
ods o. tesehing reading.
Ore half OF tho second ggdc qucs
tnrt iu hotar, VIII De basel on Var
rene Elements ul Agricaltur,."
WILLIAM BATH.
"a Commissioner of Schools.