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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 10 (March 1901) (1901)

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gineer of the company, and has demonstrated heavy wraps and baggage. striking. There were originally fifty towers, but now satisfactorily its durability and power in the test The best average speed on this trip was 23 miles only thirteen remain, so that the reader can imagine lately made. The total… … Institute of London, decided to estab- as in best European practice. Prom A NEW COLUMBIA GASOLINE RUNABOUT. lish themselves in the Roman Cam- the friction clutch a shaft runs longi- pagna, near Ostia, for the purpose of tudinal of the vehicle, and carries four studying the question of the…

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