ject of the feverish activity and rapiddevelopment of the instruments of war, the ScientificAmerican says: We do not recall any product of human industrywhich, as the years go by, depreciates so rapidly in valueas the war-ship. Great Britain awoke to this fact andacted upon it in the most trenchant… … Courtesy McClures Magazine. CLAUDE CRAHAME-WHITE MAKING A FLIGHT DOWN EXECUTIVE AVENUE IN WASHINGTON, D. C. The heavier than air air-ship, or aeroplane. There are numerous models of these aero-planes—monoplanes, biplanes, and even triplanes, of scores of shapes and differing features.But they are…
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