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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 4 (January 1893) (1893)

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and Steel Works, near Muncie, Ind., the week be- tion of the liquid wheat sheaf jets permitted of fore Christmas. By the release of the rolls, at the end reducing theuaPJB*niall dimensions that the inventor, of the night shift, the belt was thrown off the gover- in addition to'iw drawing room… … the lower shaft, and the ends of both upper and lower water six meters in diameter, is automatic. Fig. 2.-TR0UVE'S LUMINOUS FOUNTAIN. shafts are connected by suitable ropes with stakes The water that falls back into the basin is driven in. the ground. As a portable guide and led by a discharge pipe…

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