- The plate was of good appearance as regards surface, entific and of giving the machine the aspect of a gigan- tic and puerile plaything. But M. Ader makes no con- both front and rear. Continued improvement in quality, peculiar to the cealment of his intentions; it is really a mechanical American… … THE “AVION” IN ITS POSITION OF FLIGHT. century), but with all the means placed at his disposal ceived the idea of rising, moving, and steering them- process, and the result will no doubt be equally as by modern science and industry. selves in the air, has for a long, very long time studied superior…
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