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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 16 (1904) (1904)

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the effective wind sie face of the latter is 1.1 square meter, so as to be used which is not considered surprising, as the metals tung- even in the case of small wind pressures on account sten and molybdenum are much alike. It is thought of the saving of gas. that this new compound may play a réle… … hesitation jumps off. The stallion, The apparatus cart, separated into two compart- however, is more diplomatic, for he ments by a frame, contains both the sending and re- ot the number of reveclutions of one of the wheels, the excites the oniookers by bows right and left, and then ceiving…

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