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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 24 (1881) (1881)

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ng the ‘‘molecular leads,” I, and ‘‘ atomic leads,” K, and con- pose, first, of showing to the New York public how grossly centrated in a chamber at the bottom of the ‘central ‘‘sympathies,” and a ‘‘vibratory indicator.” The third they have been defrauded by the Keely Motor Company; second, to show… … pints. This was connected with a tube present time, by its managers. But the near the center of the engine, under the speaker did not venture to name any of bedplate, called the ‘‘ positive tube,” which the guilty individuals. had a capacity of nine pints. From the The second lecture was mainly a…

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