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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 21 (November 1900) (1900)

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machines had been propelled by statute. Another rejection on June 21, 1887, was connection with the feed-screws of engine-lathes, or electricity and steam, and machines, differing radically answered by a letter dated April 13, 1889, and by an preferably to use a crane-neck, whereby the driving-… … The order prescribes that every owner of a Cuban celed. Fig. 3.— VERTICAL SECTION THROUGH MOTOR. In every instance the tardiness seems to have been commercial or industrial establishment, as well as every owner of Cuban patent or trade mark rights, due to the action of the applicant rather than to…

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