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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 16 (1905) (1905)

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red by the cyclist in the bath, the behavior of the electrolysis will prove carries the basket, and then tapers to a sharp point in descending the inclined plane carries him around the quite stable, as the thickest parts of the wire are pre- the rear. Bamboo, poles are used in the construction… … foot caught in the screw, instead of the groove, and the dis- usunl covered b:am- graced looper fell Loo frames. . The THE SANTOS-DUMONT “NO. 14.” into obloquy and ob- vanes are held to the livion, The public soon tires of the strongest sensa- motov shaft by a light bar which is riveted to them.…

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