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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 14 (1902) (1902)

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of the works.’ The com- ot 8 te the motor and the seat. The gasoline tank is long Biz Oil Fleet. mission sat for about five years, and after a trial and of a special shape, so as to offer the least air re- manufacture of iron had been made the government sistance possible. It is placed at the rear… … THE TRUFFAULT RACER. speeds changed by a single aboard without the aid of lever acting on an_ idler stevedores, and was pump- pulley placed below the belt and tightening or loosen- ed for a distance of a mile from the vessel at her mitted a bill to the Diet. They asked for an appropria- ing the…

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