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WILBUR WRIGHT.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST FLIES.
Inventor, With hit Brother Or
ville. of Heavier-Than-Air
Flying Machine Followed
Light of Dreams.
The death on May 3o of Wil
bur Wright has beer, mentioned.
A narrative of Wilbur Wright's
career is the story of a man who
followed the light of his dreams
and contrived a machine for ae
rial navigation that stands out
spectacularly among the wonders
of a century of inventions.
Wilbur Wright, with his broth
er Orville. dreamed of building a
craft that would dart through the
air with the speed of a hawk,
that would defy the storm, that
would transform the art of war
fare and revolutionize methods
of. transportation. In the nine
years that followed their flrstfl
successful test at Kitty Hawk,
N. C.. they have seen their aero-
Diane driven more than two miles
up in space, have heard the purr
of their machines as they whirl
ed on their way across the conti
nent and have watched great
crowds stand aghast in anticipa
tion as a graceful biplane soared
threateningly over the hghtmg
mast of a giant warship, which
might have been sent careening
to destruction by a bomb from
the tiny machine hovering about
it.
When death smote Wilbur
Wright, he and his brother still
were dreaming o f further
achievements, their chief inter
est being centered in the mak
ing of a machine that would pos
sess greater stability and increas
ed carrying power.
It was while Wilbur was in
high school at Richmond, Ind.,
and Dayton, 0., that the broth
ers began making definite plans
for an aeroplane. A few years
later they embarked in the bicy
cle selling andrepairing business
at Dayton. In their shops they
found plenty of opportunity for
experiments, and when a gaso
line engine was perfected in the
automobile's rapid strides, they
saw a dawning light In 1902
the brothers had built their first
air machine and in 1903 they
went to a remote sectioD, near
Kitty Hawk, N. C. where they
could try out their invention.
With Orville Wright in the bi
plane, Wibur and his mechanician
witnessed the first successful
flight of a heavier-than-air ma
chine. The story reached the world.but
the brothers, characteristically
silent, kept mum until two years
later, when at Dayton, 0., Or
ville Wright made the first long
distance flight.
JKiis was the beginning of the
end of their struggles. The ma
chine was patented throughout
Europe and both brothers were
forced to tour the continent,
hobnobbing with kings. Then
the United States government
bought a machine, . and in the
few years since then the indus
try has grown to such large pro
portions that the Federal gov
ernment maintains a special bu
reau to gather statistics on man
ufactures and exports.
Mr. Wright was born in Mil
ville, Ind.. in 1867. He was ed
ucated in high schools in that
section, but declined to attend
college. He said he preferred to
hurry to "real work." He nev
er married.
Rowan county will build at
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house to cost $125,000.
Stan Coughs and Breaks Ribs.
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The Public Should Know the
Worst About Flies That They
May Govern Themselves Ac
cordingly.
Raleigh. June 3. (Special.)
In discussing the "real facts
about flies" the State Board of
Health, in a bulletin now in
press, says: "Flies are the vil
est creatures afflicting mankind."
After taking this stand the
Board proceeds to explain that
the only objections to flies used
to be because they were pests
and torments. "Later," says
this authority, "we learned
about the fly's breeding places,
his habits of life, and the possi
bility of his carrying nauseating
filth on his body from stables,
garbage cans and privies to our
houses, our persons, and our
food. Then it was that flies
became extremely disgusting,
to say the least. By far
the greatest objection to flies,
however, now comes from
the fact that we know conclu
sively that, besides being a dis
comfort and carrying filth, they
spread tremendous amounts of
disease. Besides actually drop
ping bacteria and filth from their
feet and legs, flies may transmit
disease by discharging their vile,
disease laden excreta either di
rectly or indirectly upon our
food."
In summing up the remedy the
article states that "for immediate
protection and probably for
many years to come we shall
have to resort to screening all
doors and windows. But the
time will come when our muni
cipal authorities will waken up to
the gravity of the situation and
abolish flies by abolishing their
breeding places. Then we shall
pass and enforce ordinances re
quiring thscreening of all
manure and the general use
of sanitary privies. Until
then, however, the individ
ual householder may do much
with wire swatters and sticky
fly paper in the house and fly
t.rap3 on his garbage can out
side." '
The sundry civil appropriation
bills for 1913 reported to the
House of Congress Monday car
ried, among other items for
North Carolina, $200,000 for im
proving the Cape rear river
above Wilmington and $5,000 for
the Cape Fear.
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Executor's Notice.
Having qualified as executor of the
estate of Sarah E. McNair. deceased,
late of Robeson county. North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said de
ceased to present them to the under
signed on or before the 16th day of
May, 1913, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This the 15th day of May, 1912.
M. T. McGougan, Executor,
5-16-6 thurs Rennert, N. C.
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