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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 9 (1906) (1906)

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as been so far consumed sleeves or couplings. When ready to pitch the tent, day the craft was drawn out from the house, the wind that only the head and fore-legs project from the the frame is drawn into a semi-circle and the ends at this time having a velocity of 19.5 feet per second. mouth of the… … loon, and this received so strong an impulse at the tables. After he had perfected this invention he dis- Side View of the Tent. forward extremity, that the forward steering apparatus Ready for Transportation. A NOVEL TENT. posed of it for $3,500. He turned his attention to other entered the water…

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