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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 26 (1900) (1900)

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gas, and consequently the cylinder is inactive. For the second duction of steam. In this way the quantity of gas is doubled. The gas has a density of 0°536 and a calorific eylinder the.cam is arranged so that by shifting it, one-third or two-thirds of the cylinder may be left full power of about… … EXPOSITION. controlled by a small lever in front, while the large transmission is made from the motor to the rear wheels wick-Fleischer process has existed for only two years, by a belt which passes from the motor pulley and around hand-lever seen at the side controls the starting of the it is…

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