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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 20 (1900) (1900)

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n- ciprocating parts. One advant- age claimed for this engine is finite number of variations by means of a lever carried in front the valve motion, the valve, of the driver’s seat. which is a circular one, rotat- ing continuously in one direction ——_—_-¢—____—_. with an even and smooth mo- The… … HILL CLIMBING TEST AT TE£ AUTOMOBILE SHOW. ence” gives a number of to the boiler. The rising electric notes. The usual of the water in the boiler ‘* Trade Notes and Receipts” and ‘‘ Trade Suggestions shuts off the steam from the expansion pipe and turns Vehicle Company was the extremely handsome…

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