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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 19 (May 1909) (1909)

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er in 56 1/5 The machine came to the ground suddenly, but was and the wings themselves are warped instead. The not seriously damaged, nor was the aviator hurt. We seconds, or at the rate of 39.77 miles an hour. The horizontal rudder consists of movable wing tips on each have published descriptions… … The «Panhard-Levassor" racing at Monaco. The "Wolseley-Siddeley II" at foil speed. BECENT FLYING MONOPLANES AND BACING MOTOB BOATS IN FBANCE.

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