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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 23 (December 1900) (1900)

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rking but slightly.When the cylinders are heated, which takes but a fewstrokes of the piston, the clutch is thrown on the fullor mean speed and the feed-pumps placed at a maxi-mum, continuing to feed by hand until the vehiclereaches a certain speed by the automatic feed, whichis then regulated as… … HOTOE OF THE SEBPOLLET STEAM AUTOMOBILE. from the pedal, which stops the motor instantly, andthe brakes are applied. A company has been formed in New York to workthe sulphur mines in the Taccorah Mountains, a dis-tance of eighty miles from the seaport of Arica, Chile.The plans of the company are…

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