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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 9 (August 1905) (1905)

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f sion which gives 13 cubic feet ca- two or three pacity. Tests at a speeds ahead and speed of twenty a reverse, on the miles per hour principle of a gas- have demonstrat- oline automobile, ed that the car or the engine is can be stopped in direct - connected from 112 to 115 to an electrical The… … is driven by a body is similar to s i x - c y 1 i n - that of a racing The Union Pacific's Gasoline Car. d er "Standard" yacht, the front gasoline motor of end of the car 100 horse-power, and having 8 x 10-inch cylinders. The a"d can be easily and thoroughly cleansed by flushing being tapered to a…

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