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els ; five miles—won by W. J. and has many times shown in France that it is cap- the speed of the motors by varying the amount of the Stewart, Newark; W. L. Hibbard, Bridge- explosive charge and the time of firing that charge. This, of course, does not port, second; S. T. Davis, New York, | third;… … end of this teeter resting on the ground pounds per cubic yard, and for Septem- MR. BOSTWICK IN HIS WINTON RACING MACHINE. and the other high in air, the vehicle ber, 1,200 pounds; in that year the re- moval of the waste cost the city of Paris would start up the incline, stopping at nearly…

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