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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 4 (1901) (1901)

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ion of the invention ——_— > OS depends. The tool consists of a phosphor-bronze cyl- te A RUNNER FOR VEHICLES. Large Gushing Well in Texas. inder containing a piston provided with three piston- The accompanying engraving represent a _ vehicle- The great gushing well near Beaumont, Tex., is cre- rods… … ing scraped off. The amount of expansion can be Newport, R. I. To the recessed front socket-sections regulated by va- ee of the runner the lower ends of braces are secured. rying the length the upper divergent ends of which are fastened to the of the bushing. lower, forward members of bifurcated…

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