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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 8 (1900) (1900)

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al Telephone Company, of Stockholm, whose The valves which control the admission of hot water petroleum motor, the latter serving for driving the system in the city and suburbs covers a radius of 48 to the motors are so constructed that water may be fed former. One of the axles of the car is fitted… … eal shaft, and the other plies to the base of op- UNITED STATES LEGATION AT PEKING. attached to the outer end erations is a work con- has brought about a reduction of rates, which accounts of a length of flexible shafting. The other end of the siderably inore arduous than was the correspond-…

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