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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 15 (1903) (1903)

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these dig into the of the roadway.” firmer soil, and the steamer rolls forward, leaving a 28 pounds of water an hour for every electrical horse The military ox-wagon travels at a maximum speed wake like a plowed field. On the flat dry veldt the of three miles an hour and 15 miles a day. The trac-… … the west of Pre- Sports, for numbers Engines Crossing a South African River. of Tommies' went toria, and 1,300 feet above it; the average slope up which the gun was hurriedly into the water in the most diverse and tion engine, while capable of hauling from 30 to 40 eccentric manner, to the surprise…

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