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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 15 (1906) (1906)

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and separated therefrom by a the clutch is thrown either into the forward or back The utilization of the suction gas engine for certain gear by the manipulation of the frictional coupling bulkhead with sliding doors, which may be closed classes of marine work, such as the propulsion of with the… … the action of the engine, there being a divided scale, Germany for freight-carrying traffic between the inland opposite corner is placed the scrubber, while over the and by varying the pitch in consonance with this it engine is carried the gas equalizing box. The engine industrial centers and…

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