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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 15 (October 1906) (1906)

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el multiple-disk clutch is placed be- speed, which is thrown in by means of a small mul- tor. No fan is provided. A pressure-feed oiler is em- tween the engine and transmission, which is of the selective type giving four speeds ahead. The fuel ployed. An Eisemann high-tension magneto supplies… … Wagner on His 100-Horse-Power Barracq Racer, Which Won in 4 Hoars, 50 Minutes, Walter Christie on His •irect-Drive 50-Horse-Power Bacer, Which, at 10| Seconds—an Average Speed of 61.43 Miles an Hour. the End of the 3rd Bound, was Running in 7th Place. Heath on His 120-Horse-Power Panhard, Which Was…

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