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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 24 (June 1881) (1881)

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ow grossly centrated in a chamber at the bottom of the " central "sympathies," and a "vibratory indicator." The third they have been defrauded by the Keely Motor Company; column," not larger than an ordinary walnut, and from second, to show the hardship that the inventor of the compartment, a… … pints. This was connected with a tube present time, by its managers. But the near the center of the engine, under the speaker did not venture to name any of THE KEELY MOTOR. bedplate, called the " positive tube," which the guilty individuals. had a capacity of nine pints. From the The second…

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