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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 26 (1901) (1901)

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and this throws the ratchet out of action until the plication of alcohol dates only a few years back. In made into a continuous rail by means of fish-plates motor comes back to speed. The spring is regulated 1894-5 it came into use for lighting in Germany. At by a hand lever which gives speed… … SECTIONS THROUGH GOBRON-BRILLT1: MOTOR. liquid (alcohol and gasoline in equal parts) much after the manner of regular track rails. This is atomized at a time in the presence of a continuous rail is inclosed in a specially prepared determined volume of air. The ,carbureted gas drawn It will be…

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