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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 17 (October 1905) (1905)

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motor. As soon as the motor was covered with silk. It is driven from the motor shaft lot, which had been decorticated, only three succeeded started up, the machine rose by the force of the pro- above, and has a good effect in cooling the cylinders. in growing. All the dried grains of the third lot… … contains. The cold only 3.3 pounds. THE DUFAUX BROTHERS AND THEIR NOVEL FLYING MACHINE. may disorganize the A speed of 250 revo- This view shows the motor and the four WC-bladed propellers. The aeroplanes were added subsequently.

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