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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 13 (September 1899) (1899)

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75 officers and men. Including the nut and through the reduced end of the axle. The reversed in function when the engine is reversed. "Pathfinder," the Survey will now have four steam nut is made in two concentric members having threaded To change the direction of the piston motion, a re- vessels… … the flanges. Openings extend through the entire un- clear the curved surface of the earth. The greatest PEB8PECTIVE AND DETAIL VIEWS OF BOTABY exposed portions of the tire, and through these open- height employed above the level of the sea, however, ENGINE. ings independent retaining wires pass,…

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