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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 19 (1900) (1900)

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he time an examiner in the ments undoubtedly helped to keep them afloat by pre- ular route. Here we see two distinct operations, one Hungarian Patent Office, he found an earnest col- venting the water from coming in very close con- in the field, the other in the office. They are both, of laborator.… … or negative current to lator, operating in con- flow. through the wheel juuction with alever main- tained continually in a horizontal position by floating the visible bubbles, they were surrounded by an en- to the receiving station, thereby swinging a mirror upon a cistern of mercury. This lever is…

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