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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 15 (1905) (1905)

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ce of the 60-horse-power Thomas. the racer was repaired. It reappeared at the start 1 The chairman of the committee explained that the hour, 7 minutes, and 52 seconds after it first crossed members felt that the two touring cars which showed the line. On the second round it was put out of the race… … In any case, it is gratifying to note, as the result of to rear axle. In the extreme front of the car is the AA, clutch cone; III, blades of flywheel; CC, protective casing com- the race, that America stands in a much stronger po- water tank; then comes the generator, similar in every pletely…

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