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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 3 (1903) (1903)

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made oft from the illustration. The control- wrought iron, and rests upon heavy ling levers are at the front, and the elliptical springs mounted on the engineer simply attends to the axles. The motor is a horizontal two- boiler, which is fired by petroleum cylinder, Deutzer benzine motor, of… … An automatic lubricat- ficiency, raise him 194 feet ing device conducts oil high, or a rate of heat from a centrally located extraction equal to nearly reservoir to all necessary points. The control on the an eighth of a horse power.” each cylinder, which open into the common suction and motor and…

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