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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 22 (1904) (1904)

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reciably reduced. The driving wheels on the road wheels is employed. Adequate double-acting brakes, both foot and hand, acting on the drums cast on its general construction. It would seem, even, when are shod with heavy solid tires, while the front wheels the sprockets of the road wheels, are… … der has the merit of being extremely _——_*o-o—_—_- Using the Platform Count Zeppelin’s New Airship. safe. There is, in fact, no danger of the of the Ladder Count Zeppelin’s new airship is gradu- sudden spreading of the uprights as a Against a Wall. ally nearing completion. It will be consequence of…

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