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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 5 (1904) (1904)

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ow-pressure cylinders on either side. The piston-valve cylinders are carried forward of the saddle above the low-pressure cylinders. uranium nitrate, uranium glass, and In spite of the heavy work to which the engine was This put in the working-out trials, she proved to be easy to fire, and the full… … other occasion, with the shallowness 3,446.1 square feet. six Pullman cars, on being favorable to the same _ division Speed of sinking. between Syracuse EXPOSITION ST. LOUIS.

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