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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 8 (1907) (1907)

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the idea. This was no doubt due to the fact poses have been brought out. In the early days of the BY OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT. The gliding boat, or hydroplane, has been occupying that at that date the gasoline motor was not sufficiently hydroplane, inventors were handicapped, since they considerable… … practice of the first experimenters they should have. The right spac- ing of the planes is one of the most was to use a boat of about the ordi- Rising to the Surface. nary section and then adapt under- essential points for the proper working of the boat. These are 10 neath it a set of separate…

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