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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 18 (1905) (1905)

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the “Dakota” is 33,000 tons, and with obtained from it is very attractive. mounted on runners adapted to slide upon a greased her full cargo (and she has a gross tonnage of 20,718 The territorial pavilion is located to the west of the wooden track some 60 feet in length, and it was loaded main… … vided into two similar compartments, accessible one is called the “Trail,’ where duplicates of many of the The Archdeacon Aeroplane in the Air. to the other through small water-tight doors. Thus in “shows” seen at St. Louis and Chicago will be located. case one engine room should be flooded, the…

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