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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 27 (December 1898) (1898)

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rious, but ser- and the coil springs already mentioned bring the with the cessation of the war, but would become per- viceable, logging locomotive which is shown in the ac- cylinder forward against the trunnion and thereby manent. companying engraving. The peculiarity of the engine make a… … peace and indispensable in warfare. With tion. The details are shown in the accom- her extension of territory in the tropics, the panying line drawings, from which it will great markets there opened to her, and the be seen that the cylinders are carried at the mighty industrial advances thus…

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