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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 21 (1907) (1907)

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an NovEMBER 23, 1907. 383 connected to the train pipes B, which are attached to The water rises to the top of the screw, whence it the under side of the cars C. Each coupler is sup- pours through the U-shaped member d into the reser- ported by a bracket D, attached to the spring plank voir K, and… … WATER WHEEL, WATER ELEVATOR FOR WINDMILLS a magneto. The casing of the water motor has been extent, and thus hold the head @ in engagement with the motion of the elevator. A patent on this water removed in one of the illustrations to show the water the head of the opposite coupler. Near the rear…

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