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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 6 (1905) (1905)

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nder Napier, although of nom- the second day, and 8 miles in 16 minutes, 33 seconds average speed being 76.98 miles an hour. In the 20- inally the same horse-power as the four-cylinder Mer- (29 miles an hour) the third day, which’ is the mile race also the turn was neutralized, so that the cedes… … was given a handicap of Silver Soap.—Cocoanut 4:50. The time of the win- oil soap, 8 oz.; hot water, Napier Car by 3-5 of a Second. ner was 40:20. E. Freder- 8 fl..0z.; prepared chaik, icks on Mr. Shanley’s 90- 16 oz. 88 and 24 seconds respectively. NEW AUTOMOBILE RECORDS AT THE FLORIDA RACES.

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