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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 13 (September 1908) (1908)

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he Wright brothers in constructing their 1862, requested to have the gun loaded, sighted the up, lying on their side, or stretched along the rail, aeroplane so that it would fulfill the condition of be- and the effect of the contact with the fender in all piece, and fired, making a center.… … alive to-day and is one of our most dummy te entirely under the fen- Shows Manner in Which Defective Fender Allowed Body to Pass and Be Mangled enthusiastic aviators. der, but dragged sufficiently to prevent its going under the car. In CAR FENDER TESTS BY TEE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. In the…

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