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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 25 (December 1906) (1906)

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l be quite different in many respects, as he found that the de- seems to be no excuse, and, as has been stated, the car "Lebaudy," in which figures was allowed to break by its own weight, so that some sign had to be modified considerably in order to secure the the trip from Moisson to Par- weeks… … De la Vaulx's Aeroplane.' Verdun, near the frontier. ground at full speed upon its The French Military Dirigible, " Patrie," in Flight. wheels, but was prevented from We have already given some me of the leading details about the new airship which M. rising in the air, for when it ran over a ditch…

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