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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 10 (March 1894) (1894)

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nts are sent into the line. This is accomplished raising the counterweight. When this counterweight picked up, near Oregon, Wis., asmall semi-transparent by the polarized relay shown on the left, which actu- has reached its highest position, any further motion pebble from a bank of clay that… … idea of trying the acts. When this cam is rotated it gears with k, below, same boats on the ELECTRIC WATER LEVEL INDICATOR. and deflecting this, the ivory pin moves one or other lagoons and of the rods, g, h, away from the zinc contact, and later canals of Venice at once suggested itself. The…

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