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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 27 (December 1898) (1898)

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him in the air, he can birds were constantly flying to and fro between The use of electric carriages is greatly increasing in raise himself if part of his weight is subtracted. By the adjoining woods and the park. Excessive drought, Paris, where they now ply regularly for hire. The the use of a… … DANILEWSKY'S DIEIGIBLE FLYING, MACHINE, SHOWING WINGS. kept immovable and was French brethren. In the re- turned around in the air sev- cent severe storm in New eral times. It was found that the balloon must be evidently the cause of their taking the berries at such York electric carriages…

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