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

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is needed only in starting up the boat and bringing it up to the speed where the planes from an air-pressure oil tank, and the air pressure is maison boat-building firm of Paris. Its general appear- given by a bicycle air pump. ‘The rudder of the boat is cause it to lift out of the water, for it is… … obliged to make a number of turns, covered the distance in 52 minutes which are a. decided ' disadvantage 363-5 seconds, at an average speed for this class of craft. In a straight of about 16.84 miles an hour. This hoat is noteworthy extends from the stern to the middle of the boat. Com- line,…

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