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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 15 (1888) (1888)

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uce by siphonage off from the warp beam, and the diameter of the roll is nected to a transverse shaft journaled in bearings and enough water to flood its upper surface. The volume extending outward beyond the sides of the car, where of water gave the amount of voids. Cements were it is provided… … cap to the runner and beam, and the sleigh can be cross piece of the loom frame, carries a roller held in WINELAND’S CAR COUPLING. shipped in knockdown condition, or its parts may be constant contact with the roll of warp by a weight act- turned so that the inclined face of the tongue will bear…

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