nt stage of water speed of 29.8 miles an hour, and altogether had travel- was run at full speed continuously, and not a single to permit running straight ahead and cutting the bends ed over 3,000 miles at a speed of nearly 30 miles an adjustment of any kind was made. Had it been pos- and curves in… … remarkable, and is a triumph for the manufac- pany, of Newport, Ky. She is 40 feet in length, 4% turer of the two-cycle engine. No part of the Bear yiew of "Br'er Fox II." traveling at high speed feet beam, and draws about 26 inches of water. The engine heated up at any time, and riot an ex- hull…
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