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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 7 (1899) (1899)

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the staff can express car can be quickly divided into sixteen stalls. passages for the liquid and for air when the valve is be operated in the usual manner. To the brake-staff The width of the car can be made to accommodate two, raised. Toa bail on the valve-body, a wire is hooked, a sprocket-wheel… … building. Two-thirds of the building will be devoted are directed by means of areflector toward the receiv- to the courses offered by the Department of Eugineer- ing station. The further property of these rays, of be- ing in the Lawrence Scientifie School. ingabsorbed by glass, presents a means…

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