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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 2 (1903) (1903)

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An expert, shearer by 9. The shed will soon contain as many as three new pounds), the smallest that has yet been reached, is this method can crop off the fleece almost completely, airships, as Santos-Dumont is now building two new the result of a long experience in racing cars, where leaving the… … car-frame. This new arrangement will ténd to increase the pitching of the airship, and to overcome this, - 1 the weight must be cut down to the minimum. Cur- two pairs of horizontal planes will be placed to the leys, from which are suspended the shafts working rent for the spark is supplied by a…

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