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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-16

s'm THAT TOR, LOUISE {" Hn wHTsgKnED.
meet him al the Pine grove he says
that I am good looking glass, What
does he mean, Miss slbylf'
He doubtless says you are a good
looking lass that Ia. girl," slbyl ex-
piained. eBut let me see the letter"
From the pocket Of her dainty apron
Louise drew forth the note. slbyl read
II through. hesItated moment and
then turned TO her maid.
Louise, I'll meet this man in your
place ! don't want yon 70 be do.
ccIyed. as have been. Mr. Judson
has proved false, and A tiny tear
found its way on Sihyl's cheek.
10 II was arranged, and the seasons
belle, sibyl Stevenson. strolled down
toward the clump OF tall pine trees
near the edge Of the lake IN the early
evening to meet the man who had paid
court to her maid The trees, shaken
BY the breezes, cast freakish shadows
on the ground, and slbyl was not alto
gether comfortable.
she wns eager to meet this youth
who was trifiing with the affections ot
her maid and give him a piece Of her
mind. She had not long to walt, how
ever. before tho tall figure Of . man
came down the winding path.
with long, swinging strides he ap-
preached. stopped a moment as II to
make quite sure something, she
knew not what Then, to her great sur
prise, he turned quickly and disap-
peared. .s
Slbyi waited until she felt It was no
longer safe for her to be out alone and
returned to the hotel to tell her maid
Of the strange occurrence. They dis
,oussed the problem. and both decided
that the gorgeous gown worn BY Miss
stevenson did not look like the simple
grooming Of her maid. This fact had
probably frightened the man away.
The next evening sibyl. dressed In q
plain black frock, with white collar
and cuffs and a dropping hat awaited
the mysterious Romeo whom Louise
had notified BY note to be there at q
certain hour.
Again the tall figure swung down the
road, 4 slouch hat pulled down well
over hIs eyes
'Ia that you. Loulsei'' he whispered.
slhyl started to scream; then she
leaned against friendly pine tree and
In d weak voice claimed the identity.
''Is She wiseg asked the man,
us who wiseY reiterated slbyl her
voice stIll trembling.
"Why, Miss Stevenson, your mis-
tress. stammered her. companion,
'Don't stand there like d mummy, YOU
stupid bit of French humanltyl Speak
up ana tell me has size forgiven me
ana have you arrahged az
ae got mo further IN his Inquiries
sIbyl picked up her little black skirt
and ran for home. Once sho was safe.
In closeted WITH louise she felt vague.
IL that tic echo of d mans hearty
laughter had followed her digit,
"Louise" began sIhyi IN a most ma
.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-16
YANKToN SIGHTED.

a TOXIC, Oct. Is. AT 8 8o'clock this
morning Il was reported that the gan
boat Yankton, preceding the Ameri.
can battleship fleet. had been sighted
BY Japanese war vessels off the coast.
The Yankton is expected to arrive
during the morning
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-16
DAINTY CHINA

is necessity to the careful house
keeper II your stock IS inadequate
you win find this a splendid oppcr5
tunity for supplying your wants, We
have an amazingly
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-16
PenSlOned
Tor Life.
BY JENNIE LEE.


\ ''Tf you pull my hair again, Louise,
l'll discharge you without 4 moments
noticev snapped tho lovely Slbyl
Stevenson 10 her French maid, who
was dressing her mistress bend.
'AIisa sIhyl II very crcaA" suggest.
ia the maid In meek reply as ahe
went on with her thanklcss task,
"Well, you'd bo cfoAs too, IT,
"shalI ! dress the hair Nigh or low
this morning. nissf' interrupted Lou.
ise.
"The ugliest was possible said
flbyi sharply, Make me the ugllegi
woman on the bench. Make nac ~
ugly that no man viii ever look Al
me 10 You undarstandy' she eontin'
ned. 4 bate mon"
louise went on making puifs and
curla regardless ot her mistress direc'
tIona For time nothing was said
Eibyl was decidedly moody, ana Il
was tho maid who again started the
conversation.
Z "aiiss sIbyl what is a good looking
RlasaY'
why, Louise, you arc stupid not tc
.Inow that A good looking glass is d
mirror which tells no lies. Now, with
The men.-they nFe not % responsible
they do not always tell the truth. bul
you can depend on good looking
glass 10 be hrutally frank But why
do you askY inquired sIbyI
"well. l have here letter from q
mysterious stranger. who asks me TO
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-16

ZAfNSNNNfNSE '
Bottomless pits are facts. not fancies.
according 10 Professor II. A. Martel,
the French geologlst He declares TINT
this term may be applied to cillf caves
whose lower part has been cut or by
the erosion Of the valley below. thus
turning them into tunnels, through
which the valley may be seen. The
most remarkable abyss OF this kind
which the savaft has seen u the 70
called hole Of Platary. on the summit
0f the eastern ridge OF Vercors, above
CIelles. AT about 500 feet a horizon
tai orilce opens suddenly like the
mouth Of an ordinary .cave, wEIch It
probably once was The bottom has
been cut OF. demolished by the Inn
mense erosion Of the vast basin Of
treyes to the east, $500 to $500 feet
deep. On which the present lower orr
Gee Of the present cave opens out in a
superb arch twentynix feet high.
From the railway between the sta
tiona Of Clelles and Percy. on the line
from Grenole 10 Yeynes, II Is seen
$500 feet in the air like q pinhole near
the summit Of a limestone elf, II was
from the car window that the extraor.
dlnary aperture was discovered In
Belgium in the Grand Dukes hole one
may descend and contemplate the
wludings Of the Lesse. holding to the
shrubbery 70 avoid being preclpltated
Into the river $50 feet below. III the
chalk cliffs OF Iatretat there is another
evidence Of an incompietely destroyed
cave whose remaining upper entrance
doubtless soon win disappear.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-16

n for no other reason Chamber.
Iain's Saive should Be- kept III every
household on aeeouns Of Ito great
vaiue III the treatment 81 burns, II
aIIays the pain almost instantly, and
unless the injury h . sewers one. heaIs
the parts without leaving scar
This salvs Is also uneqnaled for ehsp
ped hands, sore nipples and diseases
81 the skin. Price, rs cents. For sale
BY Frank Hart and leading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-16
BANK SHUTS DOWN.

BRADFORD, Ark, 0ct. ls.-The
Bradford State Bank closed its doors
yesterday as the result Of the disap'
pearance Of the cashier, ]. J. Bren-
nan, who is alleged to be about $l0,-
900 short in his accounts The assets
and liabilities of the bank are not
known, A warrant has been issued
for the arrest Of brennan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-16
''The Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets

Portland's newest and most modern
equipped hotel, solicits your patron
age and assures you good service
ind courteous treatment An excep-
tionai hotel for families who come
70 Portland shopping and sight-see-
ing.
When next in Portland give Us
chance 70 make you look pleased
THE CORNELIUS Free Bus
meets all trains.
EUROPEAN.
G. w. CORNELIUS, Proprietor.
N. X. CLARKE. Manager.
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cbInoOk Va Ylwaco.

The launch HuIds I. viii leave On
the tide, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. two round trips, for
Chinook. Landing at Lurline dock
for freight and passengers. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, for Ilwaco,
with freight and passengers
CAPT JOHN HAACBLOM.
l0-4-tf
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16
ATCHIsoN GLOBE SIGHTS.

livery good talker talks too much.
How hard we all work; when we
tell 1t.
The model husbands are the men
who never worry.
Some men cannot And a wife or a re
Iigion that suits them.
How worthless we all are, and yet
how well we get along.
Instead Of apologlzlng for a mistake,
hustle, and do something better.
The good fellow Oh the street Is near
" always a bad fellow at home.
Abuse a man to his business oppo-
nent, and you will he encouraged.
Being busy and thinking you are
busy are two different propositions.
1t Is wonderful what a oma can do
in the way Of taking care of her health.
The man who never reads likes to
have his picture taken in a library
scene.
A woman usually foes better when
she marrles the second time a man
worse.
No Cir ever went to a party with
ont wearing something that was Dor
rowed.
A real kind. hearted man couldn't en-
Joy heaven II his horse was tied out
side.
In q store, when more travelling sales
men than customers appear, that Is
hard times.
Somehow we don't feel right about
a person who talks or writes about a
dog as a canine"
How absurd the other mans fool
doctrines! But how important and
true Your own fool doctrines!
When we know a girl child, and see
her develop into a school teacher, we
wonder that the children mind her.
A mtlliner, like a brlcklayer, should
make big wages while she works, as
she can only work six months In the
year.
The barking dog knows better {;
when he goes out to kill a sheep, he
knows enough to leave his bark at
home.
We have noticed that the girl you
are talking to about ages Is always a
year younger than the other girls In
] ;ieS c..cES- .
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16

Josef Siman, jenz PRAGUE ko-
varne Skorpfka a KuliSe, byl v
pondelf zranen do prav6 nohy pfi
lestenf radIice, ktera mu byla ko-
leGkem vyrazena z rukou a Spiel
Sc mu zasekla do nohy. Byl oset
ZEN DIR. Blizkem, takze jiz maze
oret chodit.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16

Semeno michane travy, timota,
EnS. Blue grass, ietel a red top,
ma .prodei "a Zoe libra. ". M. Ho
racek. A %
Z~amyslfte- Ii stavet male neb
velke, dejte vypoeet J. II. Queal,
usetffme YAM penize.
Ora Hessa prasek proti Gerv1m
We vepfich ma prodei We 25ti liber-
mich pejlkach u Vauka, "a 5000
peilek.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16
Stromkaf, j. Kaspar rozd6lovaI

Stromkaf, j. KaSpar rozdelovaI
mezi zdejSi farmery, ten
to tSden ktere 81 objednali minulS
rok. Byla to ia nejv6tSi sbirka
stromkI zde vidGna. Mnozi strom
kari zde operovali pred tim avSak
kazdS zanechal "a sebou nepoctiv6
jmeno. Pan KaSpar prodava pc
mnoho let a osvGdtiI Sc poctivosti
a hodnov6rnosti.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16
DOMACI ZPRAVY.

Pro dobre dfivf a mike ceny
jdete do skladu Quealov.
Jas. A. Wagner byl "a obcho-
dem We Wagner v 6tery.
Frank Sisler 2 Tyndall byl zde
"a obchodem minuly patek.
Cerstve maslo naprodej u Fr. J.
Barty, feznickem zavod9.
Josef HruSka a M. B. Welt byli
"a obchodem v Tyndall We stfedu.
Komisaf Nc Neill byl zde ohled
ne prohlednutf cest kolem Tabora.
J. M. Petffk, hostinskJ z Tyn-
dali byl zde "a obchodem v ponde-
II.
Nam ma prodej nekolik praz-
mich sudn cd kofalky, lacino. M.
B. Welt. 4-16
Jakub KoGer cd Wagner byl
zde minuIy tyden navstevou mat
ky.
Pr. Bouzova a pi. DR.. Sedlacka
z'Tyndall byly zde navstevou mi
nuly patek.
Pr. Jos. J. RezaGe a ditky byli
navstevou u rodiny }. M. Petfika
We Gtvrtek.
Do dom&cnosti manzeld j. F.
Slamov5ch zavftal maly klucina
minuly tfden.
Martin hostel cd Wagner ztra'
vii zde nekolik dnf n~avst9vou u
pfatel minulf tSden.
SleGna Marie Hanouskova pfij,
mula praci ma hotel Taborskem
tento t$den.
Josef Kyzivat zhotovuje cemen-
tove chodniky kolem residence
Jos. Hrusky tento tyden.
Chcete-li dobre stavebni dffvi,
objednejte 81 no z Ptakova dfevat'
skeho skladu.
Pf. Jos. OufeckSho a deti z Tyr
dali byli zde navstevou u znam5ct
minulou sobotu.
Ptak1v sklad drzf pc ruce je'
nom nejlepsf druhy stavebniho
dffvf a materialu.
Pr. Jos. Skorpfka, a pr. J. F
Horacka dlely navstevou u INA
mich v Tyndall We stfedu.
j. S. Pettik stehoval tento IT,
den zbtvajici svdj majetek ma svo.
j farmu blfze Trip.
DIR. Blfzek oznamuje pfichoc
dvoicat, hochG do domacnosti mar
Seld Thos. Kostelovych v dterS
Tomasi, gratulujem.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16

Moderni Dfevafi Ameriky, els. 9OS7
odbSvaji schIze druhou sobotu kazde-
no mesice Y SIM z. G. B. J. Geo. A.
Ptak, 9th. rada, Robt. Vauk, klerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16

&c els! al, odbyvaji schulz dru-
hou ned6li v mesici, We Sve sini. FIR
KOstroun, pred, JOsefina Vyborna
tajemnice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16

spolek sy. vaclava z. &. K. J. odby-
va schdze tfeti nedeli v mesici. J. V.
Wagner pfedseda, v. f. Wagner ia
jemnik. .. .a L
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16

Rytifi sv. V&clava, els, 6s, ZCKJ,
odbyvaji schaze Gtvrtou nedeli kazde-
no mesice, We spolkove Sini. Jan +
Wagner, tai. Vac HoTaGek pied,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16

spolek sv. Jana z. &. X. J. IL oddele
Of odb5ya schGze druhou nedeli v me-
sfci. Fir. Soukup, pfedseda, Jos. Mar
tinec, tajemnfk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16

Katolicky D9lnik, Gis. 49,, odbyvajf
schGze kazdou druhou nedeli v meSici
We spolKov6 sini. Jan F Wagner,
pred, Jan S~yrovatka, tai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16
scH0zE MIsINIcH sPoLkO,

Spolek Zen sv. Ludmily, Cts. l06, q
]. q. A.. odbyva sve SchGze druhou
nedeli v mesicI, We spolkove SIM. M.
Melmerova pfedsedkyn6, Marie
Simanov&. tajemnice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16

Spolek sv. vaclava, 1. &. J. odb5va
Schdze prvni nedeli v mesici. Jakub
SedlaGek, pfedseda, Tomas Kronaiz',
tsjemnik.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16

YOU u sve matky, ri. Reidingroye
v Yankton tento tyden.
Anton Hajek, poi. Dakotskeho
Pokroku, byl zde v zajmu onoho
listu We stfedu.
Delnfci p. Bruce jiz zasazuii
sloppy pro telefonickou spoleGnost
farmerskou jizne cd m6sta.
Vaclav Heinrich a Jan Ulrich z
Tobias, Neb., byli zde navstevou
u znamfch tento tfden.
Nova residence Jana Capa jest
jiz pod stfechou a Geka jen ma plas
tffe ably j vnitfek upravili.
VelikonoGnf post karty a palmy
ma prodej "a mfrnou cenu We skole
sv. Vaclava. Haste Sc u ST.. NJ.
Clara.
Pr divadelnfm pfedstavenf a ko
sfckove zabave pofadane zde minu
lou sobotu Sc vybralo $54'85 We
pro;pech skolseeho pomnfku.
Stromky, cerveny cedr, 2 stfevf
ce vysok6, ma prodei pc 1Oc kus
u J. M. Smitha, Tabor, S. d.
route 2.
KIDD by 81 pfal mlade stromky,
rozlicnych druhG, niue je obdrzet
u Jana KoStela "a mirnou cenu.
42S
Ztratil jsem odznak RytffG Ko-
lumbovych cd fetizku u hodinek,
a dam odm6nu tomu kdo jej vratf.
V. J. Wagner.
Kdo ma mas napinaG dratu a ne
potfebuie no necht jej laskave nav
rati, nebot je potfebujem pro jin@
zakaznfky. J. H.. Queal.
Name jeste n6kolik kapesnich
map JIM Dakoty. KIDD by 81 jed
nu pfal necht Sc pfihlasi CO nej-
drive. Cena 5 cent?.
Jan F. Homer vykoupil hostinec
Antona Urbana, a obydlf H. J.
Fischera Lesterville minuly "
den, kamz Sc hodla v brzku odste
hovat, a usadit.
Acetylinov6 svetla We spolkove
SIM jiz jsou dane do pofadku ia.
koz i v Taborsk6m hotel, take
jiz nezakusime vice obtize v SIM
Sc svetlem pfi zabavach.
Will Mach ma k sluzbam sveho
hfebce jenz vazf 1850 liber, je 9
rok1 star, barvy fekovate hn6de.
Poplatek je SIP. Jest to velmi
krasny t6zky kun.
Karel Mach ma ma prodej soluci
ma namaGenf dobytka, kterou pro-
dava 20 $3.50 gallon, 5 galonG "a
$6.25 a 10 gal. "a $11. Jest to ia
nejlepsf soluce ma trhu.
Skorpik a KuIis mali jednatels-
tvf vehlasnJch Shims bleskosvodd.
Hodlate-li chranit sve budovy pro-
ii blesku, dejte Sc poucit mimi o
techto svodech. Jsou to ty nejdo-
konalejSi.
Starry Soukup jenz byl ma nav
steve u syna Josefa u Wagner mi
nuI5 t5den, sd6lue Re jedna jeho
prasnic vrhla prasatko S dvema
hlavami kter6 "a kratko poslo.
Ptakuv sklad jiz obdrzel karu
kuln ma ploty, prav5ch red ce-
= dar". Kuly tyto jsou cd 3 do 81
, palcG tlust6, v cenach pfim6fe-
INCH. KIDD chce dobre kGly,
, necht 81 tyto objedna.
Jos. Black, Matt Welt, Vaclav
Bouska, Jan Hostel a Andy Cole
byli pfijimanido spolku "Orld" v
Yankton minulS. "Orel" Jos.
Hruska je doprovazel by Sc trochu
obveselil pohledem ma obfady phi
jimaci.
Karel Blachnfk oznamuje v tom
to list9 sv6ho krasn6ho hrebce k
sluzbam. Tento konfk je jeden z
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10

ment and permits the part OF the
aeroplane having the smaller angle
of incidence to move ahead at u
greater speed than the part having
the greater angle OF incidence.
ITO counterfeit this effect verti-
cal rudder (2O is placed at the rear
of the machine, movable on shaft
mounted between the arms (2D. At
the lower end OF this shaft is a fixed
pulley (22), around which passes a
wire cable (23). permitting the rud-
der to exert pressure on the side
of the machine on which the wing
offers the smaller angle of incidence
to the air. A turning movement can
be produced only by a combination of
forces acting In different directions.
The inertia OF the machine may be
one of these forces and the pressure
on the vertical rudder placed behind
the center OF the machine may be
the other.
"In the construction OF the ma
chine, as here shown. the inertia OF
the machine Is combined with the
forces produced by the pressure Of
the wind on additional vertical sur
faces. consisting OF a rudder placed
in front OF the center OF the machine
and of fixed surface. preferably sit
uated in front OF the center Of grav-
ity of the machine. However. this
arrangement is not Indispensable. and
a satisfactory couple may be obtain
ed either by the combination of two
rudders or by combination of the
single rudder and fixed surface.
| This construction Is represented
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porturbins action OF the wind force
on the ruddcrs without being too
stlr for the ope. ator to work.
"a horizontal rudder (32) is pro-
vided at the front Of the machine.
Its shaft carries pulley (33),
around which runs a cable t34),
which passes to the drum $3.50 plac-
ed on the central platform within
reach of the operators hand. This
rudder is regulated like the Others,
at the will OF the operator.
Instead of maintaining the equili-
brium of the machine by the spiral
turaon OF the rear parts of the lateral
wings. we can obtain the same result
by bending the front part of the
wings, in which case the rear edges
of the planes would be made indie
formable. An aeroplane formed OF
one three, or any number of planes
can be equilibriated In the same way.
Besides. the invention does not
aim at the lateral equilibrating OF
aeroplanes by spiral torson of their
supporting planes. In general way
It's object Is the equilibrating of
these machines by the combination
OF horizontal surfaces. which can be
placed at variable angles of incidence
on. the right anu left sides of the ma
chine and by vertical rudders and
surfaces. The form of construction
is subject to variations. One wing
could be raised and the other fixed.
The form of construction could be
further varied by having the rudders
between the upper and lower planes
at the sides of the machine. instead
of in front and behind, the method OF
I their operation 10 be the same
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10

uated near the guides 90 and to fix
them to the parts Of the lateral
edges OF the upper wing correspond
Ing. preferably near the rear edges.
THE length of the auxiliary cable
l6O and the method of connection
with the cable (6j and with the up
per wing are such that pull exert
ed en- cable CO.. Is transmitted to its
extremities and to the auxiliary ca
bles 16), and by all these cables to
the corresponding wings Of the aero
plane, thus producing the desired de-
formation OF the rear edges Of the
wings. and preventing them becom-
ing distorted between the outer ex-
tremity and the hinge.
"A second cable u7) is fixed at
each Of its ends to the wings of the
lower plane. preferably near its rear
corners. 1t passes by guides (18).
fixed to the upper plane, and is Of
such length that when It Is connect
ed with the lower plane 1t remains
taut like the cable t6). These two
cables CO and ~ thus act as stiffen-
ers to the framework. The cable
an is preferably fitted with auxil-
larry cables (19), operating in a SIM
liar manner to the auxiliary (16) of
cable (6).
THE rear central part of the
frame. with re-en forced cables (a)
and the rear part Of the lateral wings
form thus. with the stanchion 60
the guides q and 1s) and the cables
C, 16. II, and 49,, a funicular sys'
tenn, rigid and at the same time Pill
able to another position, which per
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mits the regulation of the rear cor
ners of the planes. at the same time
preserving the characteristics of a
rigid framework.
When the drum (10) is turned in
order to move cable (6) to the left,
thus drawing downward the rear lat
eral right-hand part of the upper
wing, the corresponding part OF the
lower plane is similarly lowered be-
cause OF the rigid connection through
the stanchions co. The downward
movement of this part of the lower
plane caused by cables (17) serves
to raise the rear left-hand part Of
the lower plane, and by means OF the
stanchions co raises the correspond
Ing part Of the upper wing.
This communicates simultaneous
ly a spiral twist to the wings OF the
two planes. In thus turning the ex-
IRENE rear part OF the wings around
axes lying in their primitive plane
the operator forces them to present
variable angles Of incidence to the
air, the side presenting the greater
angle OF incidence being obliged to
rise under the greater pressure re-
sulting from the action OF the air on
this part. whereas the side Offering
the smaller angle OF incidence falls.
This action permits the aviator.
nv Regulating the angles of Incidence
to maintain the lateral equilibrium
of the machine. but this action tends
to make the machine turn around a
vertical axis, because the increasing
angle of incidence offers to the air
a greater resistance to forward move
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in the diagrams and consists of a
second vertical ruddcr (24), whose
shaft is mounted between the arms
(25) at the front of the machine.
This rudder also carries at its lower
extremity pulley (26) around
which acts a wire. which Is prefer
ably the same which governs the rehr
rudder, this wire being crossed so as
to turn the rudders in opposite di-
rections. The fixed plane (21) can
be mounted on the arms l25J when
hold the front rudder. II acts with
the rudders and In the case where
ore is more effective than the other
helps, by resistance to the lateral
movement. the weaker rudder 10
form turning couple. And II one OF
the rudders is disabled, 1t forms with
the other turning couple acting In
the same direction as before.
"These rudders are to be worked
from a drum which operates the 9th
err mechanism and these drums are
to be side by side and with their han
dies adjoining, so that the operator
may. II he desires, work both to-
gether.
"The resistance of the air would
not keep the rudders in equilibrium
in all positions In which they might
be placed. In maneuvering them
sometimes the pressure Of the air will
facilitate their operation for the avi'
ator; sometimes It will make II hard
err. It is to do away with this dill
Guilty that the friction brakes have
been introduced between the hand
levers and the rudders The brakes
are regulated SO as to take up the