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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 7 (1905) (1905)

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which failed to finish on scientific lines, this hill would have been a fine one on inders. A three-speed sliding gear transmission and account of mechanical troubles was Mr. 8. E. Hutchin- which to demonstrate the horse-power actually develop- son’s 50-horgeé-power Panhard, which broke its crank a… … planetary transmission, power, four-cylinder motor. this machine covered the tour happened at 865 miles on a total North Conway, N. H. consumption of about Mr. C. J. Edwards 79 gallons of gasoline, was driving his large which is equivalent to four-cylinder Cadil- 10.95 miles per gal- lac machine at…

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