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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 7 (August 1906) (1906)

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de, however, as it was found that some there is great activity at present in the matter of air by means of an exceptionally light gasoline motor alterations were needed in the apparatus. The Bleriot known as the "Antoinette." This motor, which, as ships, and aeroplanes^ and many are the new appar… … ago in the grounds of the Aeronau- while the Prince of Monsioo is fur- The Bleriot Aeroplane Ready for a Flight Over Water. thering the enterprises of M. Leger. tic Club near Paris, the aeroplane made a number of flights and seem- What has greatly stimulated the The operator Is seated back of the…

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