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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 14 (September 1905) (1905)

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d and which are numbered with figures that desig- tons, representing a total of 101,850 tons irrespective switch) and the releasing of the other lever (which nate the number of minutes that the apparatus is to again makes the circuit of the solenoid) is equal to of the small type of war craft.… … driver's seat. As long as the trailing wheel is in contact with the ground, being supported as it A DEVICE FOR PREVENTING THE SKIDDING OF is upon a vertical pivot, it is capable of rocking AUTOMATIC LIGHTER AND EXTINGUISHER. AUTOMOBILE TIRES.

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