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Excerpt from The Technical World Magazine, Vol. 14: September, 1910
Ferber's accident was simplicity itself and might happen easily to any aviator any time. As he slowed the machine and brought it closely to the ground, one of the wings struck sharply, causing the plane to turn turtle in a light breeze. The unlucky driver was pinned beneath his m o t o r, the w e i g ht crushing out his life almost instantly.
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