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 “és western fr_olit',` a 'pilot whose
llllty Factors Contribute to Buooess
' _ _ of a Filer. ‘i
‘ » "xl" the unknown quantity, ln
lying; how all-pervadlng and potent
tt litlnencef lt' lt. snd°‘yet‘how~ elu-
IIVB. sublle,,snd dlillcult of precise
dennltlon..~li‘or- “x" is the tempera-
ment of _the mai_i.w!io files, and ln
dealing with that one ls dealing with
5°lll°¢hiI|$ as intangible as a wlll-o'-
the-wlsp. rn , - _
it is “x" that may gain for a man
theftllly Mllteae,_gr given “For
VB-101'-'_' Bild- ll. lQ_.‘J.\l,§_t5at may gain
for him s #cw  tho Gazette:
_So-and-so "as ‘resign “his commis-
_flon-and only 'the 'very_ few know
lilly. ~ ._ I" -
_ -A few months agn,»-il-s hot sector
frlgi ,audacity and devil may care
dlsreE8¢d_o!-risk had earned for him
more t an local i~ep_ute,, was stand-
bye _"bus" tuned up for a. re-
connaissance trip. The occasion was
ordinary ln every sense, a phaseln
that pllot's daily routine. And yersll
at once his face twltched queerly and
he sat down. He remained slttlng for
s. few moments, staring flxedly
straight ahead, and then, with a mut-
tered order to a mechanic, he gotup
and walked away. He met a fridrftl
a. score of yards away and stopped.
"My nerve's gone, old bean." -he
jerked out, and cackled into laughter
-and the joke seemed an ill opp.
judging from his face. The frlsnd
nodded and walked on. He under-
stood. And an hour later the man
whose nerve had gone took up his
machine and eoquetted with death. ln
his usual placldly nonchalent fashion.
Pluck. lt. had nothing in the wide
world to do with pluck; it was just
“x," the unknown quality, taking a
hand l.\‘i the game. Some tricky
l sprite of mischief had found for the
moment the kink in his armor n.nd-
and he sat there staring with that
oddly twitching face. It was just
temperament. And lt is just tempera-
ment whlch make or mars a ilyins
i man.
» It is a game for the young _ in
` spirit -- and not for the stald and
decorous. For flying is a. great, gay
thing, in ill-accord with a stodgy
prudence and the homely, sober vir-
tues. The thrlll and throb of tt might
Istrlks some chord attuned ln the
alrman’s make-up, or he and lt will
ever be divorced. Without _that
chord rightly attuned he may, quite
possibly, become an average efficient
pilot. Flying will be just his job.
But‘lt will never behls mistress and
his love. He will never know that
swift surge of joy that comes - to
some-at the first “lift” of the mn-
chlne; will never sense that pagan
elatlon that comes~-- to some - as
they race through the blue-gold air.
Granted other Chin-gs equal, de-
cision-lnstant and _instinctive-will
-'ln 90 per cent. of aerial combats. be
the factor _which déecldes whether
one pilot or the other shall be the
“crash." And it is too much tc
claim that the average temperament
of the average British flying man is
more likely to produce that flash ol
thought, reflected in action than it
the average temperament of thi
_ "solo" flying, 'and “solo” combat
L with death for the 'guerdon of hiiii
_ who wavers for a fraction of time
And for that kind of thing a training
based upon love of sport, upon the
sheer joy of pitting oneself against
the other man. is betbor than a train-
ing based upon the Potsdam drlll~
grounds.
t alrman could not con
The grea '
cslvably be a stupid man. As cer-
| tain as gravitation is the fact that
ho would not be a great airman did
i he not possess a first-class brain
| The slow, lethargic, ponderous iiian
I may win the V.C.__ln the infantry; he
1 will win nothing but a line in th:
1 casualties if some impish freak oi
chance wills it that he should become
n. flying man., It is the mauyvlth a
highly sensltised brain who wins dis-
; tinctlon ln the air; the "razor-edge
nian,",the man who _is all nerves and
whlpcord, all .ice and fire.
A War Romance.
| Since the opening of the sulr
i niai-ine ciiinpaign the British authori-
‘ ties have refused permits to women
to travel abroad unless the journey
has been absolutely necessary.
One woman to whom had been re-
fused a permit to rejoin her husband
‘ ln India decided that she would go
;~ anyhow. At first she tried to get a
i job as s stewardess, but found that
1 she would have to sign for the return
l voyage as well.
3 Reading a newspaper one day she
' came across the advertisement of a
- Japanese woman, an lnvslld, who re-
‘ quired a nurse to return with her
und her llttle girl to Japan.
She immediately answered the id-°
vertisenient and threw herself on
the mercy of the Japanese woman.
telling her the facts and begging for
the post. The _ Japanese woiiian
agreed on the condltlon she remain-
| ed with them on arrival ln Japan un-
til she was suited with another nurse.
She remained in Japan three weeks
and then completed her journey to
India, whore a British general was
surprised one day to tlnd that a. hand-
some nurse had arrlved at his bunga-
low-`hls own wife. -
Japanese Advertising.
An advertising man who has re-
'turned recently from the Orient. says
the Japanese merchants and manu-
facturers who have occasion to make
use of prlnter's ink are not disposed
to limit themselves to dull, prosaic
statements concerning the excellence
of their wares. Among the entertain-
ing bits that the traveller noticed ln
his study of Japanese advertising are
these:
"Goods despatched expeditiously as
a cannon-ball." '
"Parcels dons up with such loving
as ii. wife bstows upon her husband."
"The print of our books 'lsclear as
crystal; the matter charming ss I.
slnslns llfl-"
"Customers are treated as politely
as by rl-val steamshlp companies."
"Our sllks and sathis are as smooth
as a lady's cheeks and colored like
the rainbow.”
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The fool shows his folly and knows
lt not, -bout the wise guy knows his
folly and shows it not. _
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manifold _ have wrought wonders in
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Low-test gasoline is no longera handi-
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Strange Case of Soldier _
'Who Laughed at Bullets,
» But Rsn`Away Froiii Noise
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Fai-:Non -lieutenant of si-ui~
MY- P!s>_f.f<;_!a=;_<Lr_<_>_P_»_ ""°
distinguished himself at the
battle of Verdun and was
subsequently decorated with le Croix
de Guerra for bravery in rescuing a.
comrade under tlre,'told the writer
of a peculiar case of fear. It proved
to be otherwise.
“Y have study psychology; I am
lnteres’ ln the how a. man act under
tire and I went t' know the rtzaon
he act' so," he prefaced.
"The shells burst here, there, all-
wliere;` there was plenty nolso. A
shell burst here" (indicating a near-
bl/_spot on the floor) “and a poilu put
his hands up and ron away. "That
is fonny,‘ l say to me.
"I ron after nim. ‘What for you
ronf' l say. He do not answer. So I
pull his hands down. His eyes are
all' white. He don't know me, he
afraid all over. What you call heem
in English? Ah, yes. ze panic. He
'fraid, yes, be he not a coward. No,
he lose heemself lu se nolce. I-Ie what
you call in ze fonny papers, 'Nobody
Home,” " he laughed.
“It is se noise,” Jandrop resumed
seriously. “He ron away from ye
noise; not from ze shell, ze bullets.
No, no," he continued with an ex-
pressive tllup of his hands. One had
but _half a quotst of llngers.' "I say.
'Come wil me, we go back! We go
back., And ac Boche he sudtknly stop
ae shells. No more noise. But he
commence wi: ae machine-gain. When
se large noise stop, ae manvforget to
be 'fr_ald, and he pomp away at so
Bocha, wlz his rifle. He- laugh and
`sh'ou`t ‘Pig!' at ze Boche." Apparent-
ly the man was afraid of‘the noise.
not of death; for lnterhelcourted lt,
Jandrop sald.‘_l~v ev:"~sfng‘hlmself to
attra_ct_the th-s 'E ‘ie Bo_clie,_ who
when he tired, `wo.:l' 'oe exposed, too.
Lieut. Jazidi-up was the only one
of nine olllcern to sur-vivo when an
enemy shell dropped in the middle
of their breakfast table. He was bur-
lsd alive, _dug out, and rushed to a
hospital whore he runafned for
months, part of the time speechless,
slghtless and deaf from shall shock:
he sustained three wounds in riddi-
tlon.-Eugono L. Harrison in Physi-
ealCulture. ,_ '
Potato Fly at Ingersoll..
- The small green potato ily which
has been causing much halloe- ln
other districts, seams at laet'to have
made its appearance 'ln Ingersoll
district. The leaves of the plant
whore this pest is working, are
curly, and darkened in color. accord-
lng to those who have had s. vlslt
from the new insect, and it doesinot
take' long for lt to get in work deadly
to the plant.
No Milk Tliere. \
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turnlp--nor s profitable amount ‘of
milk out of s cow that h.ssn't gotlit
in her. -
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The first cutting of the latter seems
to be most dangerous. If hay of this »~'
kind has rain or dew on__it or lf the I l Q U
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thought of a surgical
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tal anxiety which un -
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health.
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