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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 19 (November 1902) (1902)

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ough the owners of automobiles, and another that it has not Thus far the only demonstration of the capabilities use of automobiles has prejudiced many unthinking been established that the machine itself is a source of hathamite has been made in tests of a purely experi- persons, who decry them as… … cles should be limited to the condition the toughest steel, was broken into of common traffic; but outside of DISK CUT FROM STEEL FLATS CAN OF HATHAMITE THROUGH several pieces by the force of the ex- towns automobiles should be permitted BY THE EXPLOSIVE. WHICH BULLETS HAVE plosion. On one occasion…

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