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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 17 (October 1909) (1909)

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he action of heat peller on its crank-shaft. The wings of the monoplane speed of 28.73 miles an hour. Latham covered 67% and light, are easily destroyed by digestive ferments, kilometers (41.91 miles) in 1 hour.and 14 minutes. are set at a slight dihedral angle, and are provided and consequently… … the great feat of Hubert Latham in flying The ichneumon, the hedgehog, and some This is the first German aeroplane to make satisfactory short flights. across the city of Berlin from the Tempel- other animals which devour venomous ser- hofer field to the aerodrome at Johannisthal. pents, exhibit an…

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