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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 4 (1903) (1903)

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ite, and blue-black, as they flitted from branch to of these automobiles are 9 horse power Renault cars, branch, gave a certain gala atmosphere to the woods one of which is patterned after an English cab and and added much to their charm. the other after a landaulet; the third is a 40 horse… … Madrid race of next summer, Fournier stated. that on many of the heavy cars, sliding gears being used for WOODPECKER’S TREE-TRUNK STOREHOUSE FOR Mors machines are being built for W. K. Vanderbilt, the purpose in most cases, and individual clutches, with ACORNS. Jr., and D. Wolf Bishop to drive in…

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