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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 8 (August 1884) (1884)

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at the locomotive from the front, the all extraneous sounds due to induced currents are eliminat- right hand connecting rod, M, Fig. 3, extending from the ed, and as a consequence the sound of the voice comes out gan, have recently conducted some important experiments front to the rear wheels, will… … grooves, will draw the sliding the face of other circumstantial evidence, the fact of the ac- Fig. 3.-FRETEL'S IMPROVED LOCOMOTIVE, blocks toward the middle. cused having resorted to such a particular mode of preserv- thereby shortening the con- ing the body would rather tend to confirm suspicion…

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