The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-28


July 15-Lieutenant Kekulsh OF
Russian army, killed by fall at Sebas-
topol.
July 1S-Lieutenant Preusser OF
German army, killed while landing
near Leipsic.
July 2r-Fischer and Mechanic,
dashed to death near Munich, Bavaria,
Aug. 3-Charles L. Campbell, Aus
tralian aviator, killed by fall at Brook
lands, Eng.
Aug. 13-R. C. Fenwick, killed in
overturned machine at Salisbury Plain,
England.
Ag. 21-George Thompson, killed
when machine overturned at Lamar,
Colo.
Aug. 25-Fung Bue, pioneer Chinese
aviator, killed by 25O-foot fall at Can
ton, China.
Aug. 25-Lieutenant Manzini, Italian
army aviator, fell into sea off Tripoli
coast, first to lose life in active war
service.
Aug. 2S-Lieutenant Chandenier of
French army, burned to death in mid
air at Douai
Sept. 6-Captain Hamilton and Lieu
tenant Stewart of British army, killed
at Sewerage, England.
Sept. 6-Lieutenant Steger of Ba-
varian army, killed by fall at Munich.
Sept. 1O-Lieutenants Hotchkiss and
Bettington of British army, killed at
Wolvercote, England.
Sept. 11-William Chambers, died OF
iuries received in exhibition flight at
Greene, N. Y.
Sent. 12-Karamanlakis fell into sea
near Patras, Greece.
Sept. 12-Paul Peck, killed while
trying to glide at Chicago.
Sept. 12-Lieutenant Siebert, killed
by fall while scouting in Saxony.
Sept. 14-Howard Gill, killed in mid
air collision with George Metach at
Chicago.
Sent. 2O.-Russell Blair, killed in en-
hibition flight at Shenandoah, Iowa.
Sept 21-Lieutenants Berger and
Junghaus of Germany army, killed at
Frieburg, Saxony.
Sept. 21-J. H. Ashley, English avia-
tor. killed in exhibition flight at Bel
fast, Ireland,
Sept. 25-Lieutenant Regazzoni, kill
ed while trying a new aeroplane at
Turin, Italy
Sept. 2S-John L. Longstaff, killed
when biplane bucked at Mineola, L. !.
Sept. 2S-Lieutenant Rockwell and
Corporal Scott, U. S. A., killed at Col
lege Park, Md
Sept. 30-Lieutenant Hover Of Ger
man army, died Of injuries received
in Saxony.
Oct. 9-Charles F. Walsh, plunged to
death in exhibition flight at Trenton,
N. J.
Oct. August Birkmeier, killed
while attempting turn at Hanover,
Germany.
Oct. en-. Monde, Japanese avia-
tor, killed in flight at Savona, N. Y.
Oct 6-Ernst Elig and mechanician,
killed in 60O-foot fall at Johannesthal,
Germany.
Oct 7-Lieutenant Gordasco, italian
army aviator, and his mechanic, Pic
Gallo, aeroplane overturned in flight
near Rome; Piccalo killed.
Oct. S-Joseph Stevenson. died of
injuries received in flight at Birming.
ham, Ala.
Oct. 15-Cobiono, Swiss airman, and
passenger killed in fall at Berne, Swift
erland.
Oct. 17-Lieutenant Blanc, French
military aviator, killed in fall at Chal-
ons, France.
Oct. 19.-Lieutenant Weissbarth Of
Germany army, and passenger, killed
at Wurtemberg.
Oct. 20-Amedee Lacour, French avi-
ator, killed in fall at Mussidan, France.
Oct. 23-Louis Mitchell, killed in
2OO-foot fall at Montgomery, Ala.
Oct. 3O-Lieutenant Hamburger of
vavarian army, killed in fall at Mu-
mich.
Nov. Lieutenant Marechal of
French army, killed by 1OO-foot fall
at Chartres, France.
Nov. Austrian military aviator,
killed in fall at Goerz.
Nov. 6-Lieutenant Altrichter of
German army, and passenger, killed
at Halberstadt, Germany.
Nov. 21-Andre Frey, killed in $50.
foot fall at Rheims, France.
Nov 21-Lieutenant Laurent, French
army aviator, killed in fall at clamps
Nov. 3O-Paul Arondet, killed in $50.
foot fall at Juvisy-Sur-O France.