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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 19 (1898) (1898)

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undry, owing to the by the end of the stick still pushed forward by the fact that many cities and villages now require wheels readily seen that this arrangement tends to great econ- lug on the carrier chain, so that the stick moves trans- omy in the consumption of fuel. The general arrange- to be… … the products of combustion is WOLHAUPTER’S BICYCLE BELL. shown by the arrows nearest 8 now recognized to be the bicycle bell of the future; the fire-pot, the vertical par- but, unfortunately, most bells of this type have been tition being broken to disclose complicated by gear wheels. The subject…

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