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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 17 (October 1901) (1901)

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of the waves. The height made of cordage covered with canvas, the whole well incidental qualifications claimed for the new plan. of the balloon was regulated by drawing them more The most ingenious recent use of oil on highways water-proofed; each weighs 180 pounds. The wood or less out of the… … take an oblique position and the above mentioned, but is employed THE BALLOON PAETIALLY INFLATED AND THE BASKET. apparatus diverges rapidly to the also as an important element in right or left, drawing the balloon with it. It possesses making a permanent roadbed, the oil is poured on at balloon at…

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