ion of continuing his aeroplane iournev toMilan, Italy. On September I. the American aviator, Wey-man, flew in a biplane from Mourmelon to Paris,a distance of 105 miles, carrying a passenger. He landed at Montmirail, 40 miles from thestart, for luncheon, and, on again ascending, wentto Massy, 55…
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