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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 9 (March 1902) (1902)

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nged with insulated copper wire brushes oval in shape, with the ends banked, as is usual in ing place Arcachon, a distance of some 200 miles, that rub on the spokes of the front and rear wheels. outdoor practice, had necessarily to be circular in or- making an average speed of 13 knots, mostly in… … stake. gasoline "hand" cars have demon- Automobile launching or "canoeing" SCHBEYEB ON HIS STATIONAEY PACING MACHINE. as the French strated the en- t i r e practica- call it, is not bility of such only now rec- vehicles for in- ognized as a spection and distinct devel- repair pur- o p m e n tf> in…

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