June 16, 1901 in the New York Herald (Sec.5, p.3)

globe on a maritime career. He saw a good

deal of foreign countries and peoples, finally

settling down in America as offering the best

base for his aerial enterprises, making trips

to England and Europe however, as occa-

sion demanded to keep in touch with aero-

nautical progress achieved under Maxim

Zeppelin, Lilienthal and the ill fated Andrée

and others who are pioneers in this dan-

gerous and exciting sport which prom-

ses such xxxxxxx and practical results.