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The Flying Man is not hurt.

He had a Slight Fall While Experimenting, But Was Not Injured.

Berlin, July 26 -  There is no truth in the story that a serious accident has occurred to Otto Lilienthal, the famous flying man, whose development of flying machines, with birds as his models, has been watched with interest the world over.
The facts in the case are as follows: Fifteen days ago, not last Sunday, at Gross Lichterfelde, and not at Lichterfelde, Belgium, Otto Lilienthal was experimenting with one of his machines. He sustained a slight fall; but was entirely uninjured and the machine was only slightly damaged.
The North German Gazette, the next day, published a paragraph telling of Lilienthal's slight mishap. Copies of this edition of the newspaper referred to must already be in New York.