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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 25 (1903) (1903)

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unning, were noted for their economy and the done by these engines has been in hauling heavy ex- all-around ability with which their work was done. by a shade or boat deck. press trains on upgrades, when very high speeds have During the past few years, however, the French rail- The propelling… … all the lines of shafting, cen- lish road will be similar ta tral as well as side with their the one here shown, only such propellers, are in action; but modifications being made as are necessary on account when coming alongside a quay or maneuvering in or train on a run of 78% miles from Paris in…

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