Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-09

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is also provided with sharp beak
ne Changed HI" Mind the
- ~ " wv professor gets tired of scorching
around the air and decides and pow up
the scenery he can do with sailing through the
air. the wings work with movement like the gestures Of
eoutons but while burrowing its ground
wings tap more spasmodcay like those Of the rain
Up to this time Prof Langley has been working disadvantage
H1e has been sail apparently contained
from en-acre held to second mortgage and has OF
course been impossible for him dodge Give him clear
open SKY tree from real estate anything else that he fall
and stub his alrshp and he show bare
back through the heavens without causing worry and uneas
ness upon the of those who may happen property that
immediate neighborhood.
But STILL when the Langley experiments say
that the science aeroon When we OBJ
these experiments and then consider of
aerosaon DID, great
progress has been that as long as three
turtles struggling working crude devices
of that PERIOD flying machine of some kind which when
he turned the and yelled for his family get of the
darted around the air then his
wooded before he could stopped that little
has been made audng purpose of
discouagng Prof. Langley prejudice anyone against ahp
But when consider that there
flying machines which, by getting morning and BY
selecting the right kind of territory work n could de-
oh about things the Langley ever could the
finest day ever tore large rectangular hole the Virginia.
1t easy to see that aeroaon Of the sciences
whoped down the corridors of time with any very large quantity Of
whoop.
The experiences of the many tried to wing
the air during this period have been
varied Some of them have strapped devices their
blowing the back few times tearing roof off the
kitchen have reformed and then lived become quiet peace
able Others have been less fortunate and have their
wings
One of the first attempt fly in this Italian
Aourished during the sixteenth century, While sojounng Scot
land his built his machine
in barn. to start for Paris he onened IN
DOORS shook hands with his friends pulled the
He sailed the great triumph set out on
long Paris After he had proceeded Paris
the middle of the alley however, he changed and de-
CO. AS he did he felt something bump with so
enthusiasm that it diocated wing. 1t the
In inventor, who responded the if he
you distinctly constructed flying apparatus that like
gigantic pigeon great crowd gathered when it
came would shudde little jump up in the air
like goose after fly Mr. Boi then mounted and stated
to audience that he had been exercise until
after had learned fly without something stand on while do
ing In 1859 soast named Bright said he could into the
sky any wanted He proposed by sproung an ar
fetal growth wings his shoulders legs on his first
trip awng made close connections with tree where
he anchor and then assisted to the ground hands,
1874 named May built arshp which enough
to carry high in the air before broke was shin
wrecked mda and, gancng overheard he surprised to see
the coming him. But he finally reaching
land after many peril but his landing facilities poor and he almost
his health completely ruined and he expired minutes
will thus be that aeroaion all the way along been
more successful swg the sands Of time with wrecks of So
called flying machines and stabbng false wing
of an through his pistol pocket greatly debtat-
ing system than has been aodng of fit
place place. What will FORE
tell Perhaps the time will when climb airshp
90 through without change of perhaps only
continue awhile who sailed up
the then has fastened back great hurry
his health would permit '~@s~. =.<1
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