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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 6 (1907) (1907)

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d surface of the bottom of the car European manufacturers were represented. their best customers among the native rulers, whose One cause of the popularity of the motor car in example has been followed by the rich Parsee mer- and the fact that all the weight of the car is well back, India is the… … the beach in good shape, and tension of the Mexican Cen- handled as easily at 120 tral to Colima and Manzanil- Part of the Body of Racer After the Accident, wiles an hour as at sixty or lo will give better access than seventy miles.” hitherto to the Pacific coast..

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